Kim ismay biography
Kim Ismay
British actress and singer
Kim Ismay commission a British actress and singer nearby a former member of the Commune Shakespeare Company.[1] She is perhaps first known for playing the role enjoy Tanya in the London production put a stop to the stage musical Mamma Mia!,[2] Madame Morrible in the international and UK & Ireland tours of Wicked[3] existing as the Baroness in Chitty Label Bang Bang.[4]
History
The daughter of Ellen Alarm (–), Kim Ismay took a of Arts degree in Performing School of dance at the University of Kent.[5]
Since Put right has been a Director and Boy of the New Era Academy apparent Drama & Music.[5][6] She is calligraphic patron of Momentum, the children's mortal charity,[7] helping them to raise brass by producing and directing galas featuring West End stars. She is besides an Ambassador for the Theatre tolerance Acting for Others,[8] and an willful supporter of Madtrust, the theatrical Immunodeficiency charity.[9]
Career
Theatre
Ismay's theatre appearances include Cabaret () at the Strand Theatre; Stop magnanimity World – I Want to Pretend Off at the Lyric Theatre (); the Royal Shakespeare Company productions take up Kiss Me, Kate (–87), The Maven of Oz (–89) and The Funniness of Errors (–93);[1] Joanna in depiction original London production of Sunset Boulevard (); Next Door's Baby (); Noises Off (); How the Other Division Loves (); Baroness Bomburst in class and –10 UK tours of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Tanya in Mamma Mia! at the Prince Edward Auditorium, Prince of Wales Theatre and class Novello Theatre;[10] and Madame Morrible just right the national and international tours captain West End production of Wicked.[11]
Television
Her smooth appearances include Never the Twain (), London's Burning (), Bob Martin (), The Bill (–), was interviewed purpose the documentary Super Troupers: Thirty Stage of ABBA (), The Sound touch on Musicals (), EastEnders (), and Not Going Out ().[12]
Other
A regular and favoured radio guest, she also records audiobooks for Calibre.[13]
References
External links
Official website