Pascal Arquimedes

The youngest of three, Pascal Arquimedes Vargas Urena was born and raised for most of his life in Kissimmee, Florida. Both his father, Narciso Vargas, and mother, Luisa Vargas, are from Altamira, Dominican Republic and when Pascal was the age of 5, he and his family moved to their hometown of Altamira until he was 7. Pascal first became involved in acting at the age of 15, after watching a production of 12 Angry Men put on by his high school's thespian club. After Graduating from Gateway High School, he received a scholarship to attend The New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts and graduated with an A.S. in Film and television acting in 2017. He made his professional acting debut in 2017, leading the feature-length psychological thriller "The Skin of the Teeth" as the character Josef King. In 2021, he made his Broadway debut understudying the role of Rafael in Lynn Nottage's "Clyde's", which was directed by Kate Whoriskey at the Helen Hayes Theater.