Kimberly J. Brown

Kimberly Brown's illustrious career in the entertainment industry commenced at the tender age of five, when she began landing commercials through the Ford Agency, setting the stage for a lifelong passion for performing. As a precocious youngster, she made her Broadway debut at the age of seven, marking the beginning of a fruitful association with the Great White Way. By the time she reached the age of nine, Kimberly had already made history by appearing in not one, not two, but three Broadway shows: the critically acclaimed "Four Baboons Adoring the Sun", the iconic musical "Les Miserables", and the classic American musical "Showboat". This remarkable feat served as a testament to her natural talent and dedication to her craft. Her impressive resume continued to grow as she entered her teenage years, earning a Daytime Emmy nomination at the age of 11 for her captivating portrayal of the character "Marah Lewis" on the beloved soap opera "Guiding Light", which has been delighting audiences since its inception in 1952.