Kimberly Singh is a New York City born actor and writer. In 2012, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Hofstra University in television writing and producing with a minor in Anthropology soon after, working as a production assistant for ABC News and Lincoln Square Productions. In 2017, she completed The Maggie Flanigan Studio's 2 year acting conservatory. Since, Kimberly has performed off-Broadway at The Flea Theater, with The LAByrinth Theater Company, and many others. She enjoys challenging South Asian stereotypes in her writing and is passionate about creating more mental health awareness in the Caribbean and West Indian community.
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Kimberly Singh is a New York City born actor and writer. In 2012, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Hofstra University in television writing and producing with a minor in Anthropology soon after, working as a production assistant for ABC News and Lincoln Square Productions. In 2017, she completed The Maggie Flanigan Studio's 2 year acting conservatory. Since, Kimberly has performed off-Broadway at The Flea Theater, with The LAByrinth Theater Company, and many others. She enjoys challenging South Asian stereotypes in her writing and is passionate about creating more mental health awareness in the Caribbean and West Indian community.
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Kimberly Singh is a New York City born actor and writer. In 2012, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Hofstra University in television writing and producing with a minor in Anthropology soon after, working as a production assistant for ABC New
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Kimberly Singh is a New York City born actor and writer. In 2012, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Hofstra University in television writing and producing with a minor in Anthropology soon after, working as a production assistant for ABC News and Lincoln Square Productions. In 2017, she completed The Maggie Flanigan Studio's 2 year acting conservatory. Since, Kimberly has performed off-Broadway at The Flea Theater, with The LAByrinth Theater Company, and many others. She enjoys challenging South Asian stereotypes in her writing and is passionate about creating more mental health awareness in the Caribbean and West Indian community.
