About Kimberley
Kimberley (she/her) got her first musical theatre CD (The Music Man) at age 5, learned what Broadway was at age 6, and never looked back! She mostly grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, with several long interludes sailing and adventuring up and down the East and West Coast with her family (homeschooled weirdos for the win!).
A graduate of the University of California, Santa Cruz, Kimberley spent four wonderful years studying, sailing, and singing her way through her studies. She received B.A. degrees in Music (Vocal Performance), Economics, and Environmental Studies. Kimberley spent several wonderful years in the San Francisco Bay Area, enjoying opportunities to develop relationships with many Bay Area companies as a performer, becoming an Equity member, and working at the arts nonprofit Theatre Bay Area.
Upon moving to New York City, Kimberley was immediately was cast in a world premiere musical at Theatre for the New City (a Pulitzer Prize-winning community cultural center). She currently freelances as an actor, singer, producer, and nonprofit operations specialist.
Kimberley is also proud to represent the "hippie" community, after getting bilateral hip replacements in 2021. After a lifetime of pain, an awkward gait, and endless limitations due to Fairbanks disease, she is thrilled to be dancing - painlessly - through life and on stage again.
As a performer, Kim approaches her craft with an intense, often exuberant, and honest perspective. When not on stage, Kimberley can be found exploring and adventuring the world — whether by foot, water, or imagination!
Figuring out how to make the odd or unusual accessible and meaningful is my favorite thing to do! I believe in creating stories on stage that resonate in the heart of people today - through new works or new, adventurous interpretations of existing productions.