An accomplished voice over actress, her voice over skills are internationally recognized: Kennedy Space Center, The Limited, Inc., Publix and Media One are some of her many projects. "You can't do better than the legendary voice-actress Kim Crow - she can do anything," says Founder of InstantAudio.com. Rick Raddatz. Kim's was the first voice ever to be digitized. Pilots and astronauts know her as the original 'Bitching Betty,' the first voice to be digitized for voice recognition and vocal prompts. She is a very successful Voice-Over Coach and featured Voice Over Artist Mentor for VocationVacations.com

On camera, Kim has been a spokeswoman for clients including AT&T, IBM and DuPont, as well as being a featured on-camera principal commercial performer for OsCal, Nutrasweet, USF&G Insurance and many fine Fortune 500 companies.

Her professional stage credits span over an impressive thirty years, starring in world and regional premieres, classic revivals and active in new play development. In 1979 she pioneered Twickenham Repertory Theatre in Alabama now celebrating its 33rd season as Theatre Huntsville.

Kim recently played Mag in The Beauty Queen of Leenane and Prime Minister Golda Meir to standing ovations in the Atlanta premiere and Sarasota productions of the one-woman show Golda's Balcony. She has four times played Professor Vivian Bearing in five productions of Wit by Margaret Edson, in two productions played 16 comic characters in Parallel Lives, The Kathy and Mo Show, as well as Mrs. Alving in Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts. Her latest theatre directing project, Three Tall Women by Edward Albee, played to sold out houses and standing ovations.

Kim trained in London and graduated Summa Cum Laude from Catholic University's famed Speech and Drama Dept. She is a member of Actor's Equity Association (1983) AFTRA Financial Core & Screen Actors Guild (1976).

Kim is proud to be a working, professional actor - 'an athlete of the heart.' She is married to America's premier cat painter, artist Drew Strouble aka CatmanDrew! Click here to see Kim's current projects.