Rebecca Kimble

Rebecca Kimble began her professional stage career in London with the popular "Black and White Minstrel Show". She lived and worked in England in British pantomime, summer season and television. Following a touring engagement with the company she continued her dance training at the London Dance Center which prompted her to tour Europe with the prestigious Ballet de Maxims and further contracts in the middle east such as Iraq, Dubai, and Syria with the Leon Grieg Dancers. Followed by a Canadian Tour The Magic of Ray Pierce.Upon returning to Los Angeles her stage career resumed, appearing in leading roles both in dramatic and musical theater such as "The Entertainer", "Much to do About Nothing", "Come Bow your Horn", "Guys and Dolls", "Fiddler on the Roof", and "Sweet Charity" to name a very few. Currently, Rebecca and her teacher and partner, Oleg Astakhov, compete in Latin Ballroom with many first place acknowledgements as well as Rebecca's three times championship wins in the pro-am Latin arena.Her most influential dance training includes Matt Mattox, Joe Tremaine, Paulo Alcedo and David Alexander, Charles Conrad Studios, crafts her theatrical training. Currently she is under the tutelage of Gary Imhoff at the Professional Artists Workshop in North Hollywood.