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Kim Sykes. Actress: Pariah. Kim Sykes has performed at the Actors Shakespeare Company, Crossroad Theatre, La Mama and The Actor's Theater of Louisville, New York Theater Workshop and Stageworks, Hudson. She was a member of the First Amendment Comedy and Improvisational Company.
Kim Sykes. Actress: Pariah. Kim Sykes has performed at the Actors Shakespeare Company, Crossroad Theatre, La Mama and The Actor's Theater of Louisville, New York Theater Workshop and Stageworks, Hudson. She was a member of the First Amendment Comedy and Improvisational Company.
Kim Sykes is the producer, director and writer of GirlBard Media. She is also a member of Blackbird Writers Collective and The Actors Company.
Kim Sykes: Actor/Writer/Director IN A ROUNDABOUT WAY (A NYSCA grant recipient for 2024), Guest star and recurring: CBS, BULL, Showtime’s Homeland & The Affair; Judge Banks for Bryan Cranston’s Sneaky Pete for Amazon Studios and Louis CK’s “Louie” for FX.
Short Stories and Plays. Coming up, I play Sharon Owens, bank manager of the Last Hope Bank, a comedy directed by Nicole Gomez Fisher. Judge Foley returns on BULL, CBS@ 10 Eastern. And if you haven’t seen me on HOMELAND do it now. I’m in Season 7.
KIM SYKES is a writer and actress who has written four full-length plays, In A Roundabout Way, Sex & Commerce, Wandering Lies and Declaration of Occupation. She is a member of the Dramatist Guild of America and a published writer with two short stories published by Akashic Books Noir Series.
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actress. biography, photo, best movies and TV shows, news, birthday and age. «Good Egg» (2023), «Marcy» (2018), «Bull» (2016 – 2022), «Sneaky Pete» (2015 ...
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New York, NY (March 5, 2024): A poignant and thought-provoking two-act play, IN A ROUNDABOUT WAY, written by Kim Sykes who has been awarded a Support for Artists grant from the New York State Council on the Arts, explores the complexities of forgiveness and memory during a three-day workshop reading at The TANK (312 West 36th St.) on May 23rd ...
