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About KIM
Kim Tatum studied musical theatre at the City Lit Institute in London and acting at the New York
Academy of Theatre Arts under the direction of Philip Nolan.
Kim’s first film role was the cult hit ‘Killer Tongue’ with award-winning visionary director Alberto
Sciamma. Additionally, she appeared in ‘Preaching to the Perverted’, a role first offered to Jerry
Hall. Other acting credits include, ‘Wave Lengths’, ‘Cold Feet’, and a cameo role in ‘East-Enders’ with
scenes opposite the Mitchell brothers. Kim’s theatre credits include, ’The Maids, playing ‘The
Madam’ which toured in Russia, ‘The Las Vegas Story’ and ‘In the Flesh’, her first lead which toured
Los Angeles and Sydney. Also, the lead in “The Vampires of Sodom “, performed in New York,
directed by childhood friend Daniel Both. Kim played Zakia in Trans Scripts which toured England,
played Joan in Rikki Beedle Blair’s production of Summer in London at the Stratford East, Dead and
Breathing at the unity theatre in Liverpool and Albany theatre in London. Kim was supporting lead in
a new musical, ‘Closet’s’, at the Hope theatre in Manchester. Kim is the supporting lead in the hit
Web series, 'Spectrum East'. Kim has become a regular in the new sitcom The Finellis.
Kim is a regular on the main stage for London Gay Pride and head judge for ‘Pride’s Got Talent’.
Kim was made patron of ‘CliniQ’ this year, a health service for the trans and non-binary community,
ambassador for ParaPride and AIDS memorial UK.
Kim was just awarded the 10/10 award at the House of Lords from The Naz Project, presented by
Baroness Liz Barker in conjunction with HR Princess Tessy of Luxembourg.
Kim is the director and founder of Mzz Kimberley’s LIFE, highlighting trans performers.
Academy of Theatre Arts under the direction of Philip Nolan.
Kim’s first film role was the cult hit ‘Killer Tongue’ with award-winning visionary director Alberto
Sciamma. Additionally, she appeared in ‘Preaching to the Perverted’, a role first offered to Jerry
Hall. Other acting credits include, ‘Wave Lengths’, ‘Cold Feet’, and a cameo role in ‘East-Enders’ with
scenes opposite the Mitchell brothers. Kim’s theatre credits include, ’The Maids, playing ‘The
Madam’ which toured in Russia, ‘The Las Vegas Story’ and ‘In the Flesh’, her first lead which toured
Los Angeles and Sydney. Also, the lead in “The Vampires of Sodom “, performed in New York,
directed by childhood friend Daniel Both. Kim played Zakia in Trans Scripts which toured England,
played Joan in Rikki Beedle Blair’s production of Summer in London at the Stratford East, Dead and
Breathing at the unity theatre in Liverpool and Albany theatre in London. Kim was supporting lead in
a new musical, ‘Closet’s’, at the Hope theatre in Manchester. Kim is the supporting lead in the hit
Web series, 'Spectrum East'. Kim has become a regular in the new sitcom The Finellis.
Kim is a regular on the main stage for London Gay Pride and head judge for ‘Pride’s Got Talent’.
Kim was made patron of ‘CliniQ’ this year, a health service for the trans and non-binary community,
ambassador for ParaPride and AIDS memorial UK.
Kim was just awarded the 10/10 award at the House of Lords from The Naz Project, presented by
Baroness Liz Barker in conjunction with HR Princess Tessy of Luxembourg.
Kim is the director and founder of Mzz Kimberley’s LIFE, highlighting trans performers.
SHOWREEL to follow
REVIEWS
SUMMER IN LONDON
"Straight or gay, male or female or what ever, Be You! It is a lesson Mzz Kimberley’s strong and engaging Joan is good at putting over as the play becomes a picture of self-acceptance and self-discovery." - British Theatre Guide
DEAD AND BREATHING
"Ms. Mitchell, aided beautifully by Kim Tatum in this particular two hander, had the air of the late, great Jessica Tandy in Driving Miss Daisy" - Liverpool Sound and Vision
"her strong but gentle performance makes a good match and is moving in its own intensity." - British Theatre Guide
CLOSETS THE MUSICAL
"The boys’ Stonewall moma, Florrie, is played by the wonderful Kim Tatum. Tatum has the kind of voice, command and presence that could fill the Albert Hall." - Attitude
"Straight or gay, male or female or what ever, Be You! It is a lesson Mzz Kimberley’s strong and engaging Joan is good at putting over as the play becomes a picture of self-acceptance and self-discovery." - British Theatre Guide
DEAD AND BREATHING
"Ms. Mitchell, aided beautifully by Kim Tatum in this particular two hander, had the air of the late, great Jessica Tandy in Driving Miss Daisy" - Liverpool Sound and Vision
"her strong but gentle performance makes a good match and is moving in its own intensity." - British Theatre Guide
CLOSETS THE MUSICAL
"The boys’ Stonewall moma, Florrie, is played by the wonderful Kim Tatum. Tatum has the kind of voice, command and presence that could fill the Albert Hall." - Attitude
