Kim Wimmer

Kim Wimmer teaches Acting and serves as the chair of the Theatre department at The Young Americans College for the Performing Arts in Southern California. She is currently a graduate student at The University of Pennsylvania in the Master of Applied Positive Psychology program. Kim began her acting career working in Disney shows in Florida, Japan, New York and California. She appeared off-Broadway in Mr Pimm Passes By as well as at regional theaters around the country including Yale Rep (First Lady) and Indiana Rep ( world premiere of Les Trois Dumas). She has starred in film, on prime time network television and in soap operas, but she is likely best known for her role as the psycho-socialite Elyce Cantwell on Comedy Central's Strip Mall (2000) for two seasons. As lead singer of her band Clockwork, she was a performer-in-residence at both the Bellagio and the Mirage in Las Vegas. She is a certified NLP practitioner. She is a 1994 cum laude graduate of Birmingham-Southern College in Musical Theatre and Psychology. She was Miss Alabama and the Miss America Quality of Life Award winner in 1992.