Kim Crow

Kim Crow enjoys a busy career as a working professional actress/writer/director in theatre, broadcast television, film and commercials. An accomplished ISDN voice actress, her voice-over skills are internationally recognized: Kennedy Space Center, The Limited, Inc., Publix and Media One, as well as numerous audio books. She is the original 'Bitching Betty' voice prompt for National Defense for IVR and Voice Recognition applications. On camera, Kim has been a spokeswoman for clients including AT&T, IBM and TutorBank, as well as being a featured on-camera principal commercial performer for Nutrasweet, USF&G Insurance and many more fine companies. KIm's recent film work includes principal roles in The Couch, Life's a Drag and Drowning. Her stage and voiceover credits span an impressive 30 years, starring in world and regional premieres, classic revivals and being active in new play development. Kim has portrayed Golda Meir twice in the one-woman show "Golda's Balcony", twice played 16 comic characters in "Parallel Lives, The Kathy and Mo Show," Dr. Vivian Bearing in four productions of "Wit", Mrs. Alving in Henrik Ibsen's "Ghosts", Mama in 'Fire on the Mountain' and created the role of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings in the world premiere of Larry Parr's "Invasion of Privacy" She is a member of Actor's Equity Association and AFTRA/SAG. Kim is an Emmy nominee for her work in 'Echoes from the Holocaust' and a Florida Arts & Culture Individual Artist grant award winner. Kim is proud to be a lifelong professional actor - "an athlete of the heart." She is married to America's premier cat painter, artist Drew Strouble aka CatmanDrew!