During her summers she liked to spend the time after managing the Heritage Repertory Theatre's costume shop she designed costumes for Tecumseh's second season shows. Working with them saw A Midsummer Night's Dream realized on a splendid sand stage with a pond in the middle during the summer of 2000 and remounted again the summer of 2001. The summer of 2002 brought to life Twelfth Night. Kim is looking forward to working at that space again.
Other credits include masks for The Red Rose with Adventure Theatre, and projects for Theatre West Virginia, Dennision University, Virginia Commonwealth University, Sweet Briar College, MachSpring Productions, Weathervane Playhouse, Stewartstown Summer Children's Theatre, and Michie Children's Theatre.
Outside the theatre she likes to masquerade as a makeup artist for TV and film. Recent credits include the James Agee Film project, Tell About the South, for PBS and numerous episodes of WHTJ's Public TV's For the Record with Charlie Sydnor and their new political debate forum Ethically Speaking. When no one is looking she likes to sneak off to various high schools and give workshops in makeup techniques, which often conclude with students looking as if they had suffered serious traumas (one of the joys of being particualry fond of injury simulation.
Kim moved to Chicago in August of 2002 and is enjoying the freedom of freelance design and construction. She has already worked with the Shedd Aquarium, the Adler Planetarium, The Goodman Theatre, Chicago Shakespeare, The Griffin Theatre, Speaking Ring Theatre, Chicago Scenic, Ball State University, Morain Valley Community College, and has found special joy working with the folks at Noble Fool Theatricals in downtown Chicago and in St. Charles. She is looking forward to many more fun and challenging creations.
Please look around this website and if you are interested in working with Kim please dont hesitate to contact her.
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