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Welcome to my online portfolio. Here you will find information on my current projects in addition to headshots and show photos, my resume, and details about coaching. Just click on the menu links on the left to learn more.
What's New - For the first time in 18 years I will be returning to the Bigfork Summer Playhouse in Montana, this time as a director. I'll be directing the musical "Footloose" which begins performances on June 10.
in the meantime the Freedom Trail Foundation continues to keep me busy with the Historic Pub Crawl and developing the new "Pirates and Patriots" tour. I also shot another episode of "Chronicle" for Boston's WCVB Channel 5 (the second episode in two years) appearing as Captain Silas Talbot.
On the fight front, I did the fight choreography for "The Three Musketeers" at The Park School in Brookline, MA and the one-act play "To Hell With This Village" by S. Travis Taylor for the SLAM!Boston Festival. I again taught basics of stage combat for participants in the Boston Burlesque Expo, And upon returning from Montana I'll be teaching my usual round of stage combat classes during the summer.
• Acting Resume A printable version of my resume
• Headshots Larger headshot images
• Production Photo Gallery Pictures from the New England Shakespeare Festival, TV, musicals, and other productions.
• Verse and Violence Fight choreography and coaching for straight plays, musicals, operas, children's productions. Violence includes everything from hair pulls and chokes to intricate swordplay.
• Coaching Acting coaching specializing in Shakespeare and First Folio acting techniques.
• V.O. Demo Links to mp3 file samples from my voiceover work.
• Contact Send me an e-mail.
In The News
"...a standout performance from Kim Carrell as egotistical Julius Caesar".
- Jules Becker's review of "Julius Caesar " for the New England Entertainment Digest.
"...Ronan Noone's sharp dialogue and metaphoric reach get superb backing from this production, particularly from Wesley Savick's smooth direction (with help from fight director Kim H. Carrell)".
-Ed Siegel's review of "The Blowin of Baile Gall" for the Boston Globe.
"Kim Carrell as Eilert Lovborg is a commanding presence..."
- Mark Harboth's review of "Hedda Gabler" for the OOBR.
"Kim Carrell gave a well-rounded, consummate, and thouroughly credible performance as Emerson".
- Sheila Mart's review of "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby" for the OOBR.
"As for the bathhouse 'inmates'...poor, smooth Kim H. Carrell is beguiling as Chris, the guy who can't get anything".
- Clark Gesner's review of "The Ritz" for the Brooklyn Arts & Entertainment Journal