Kara Kimmer

Kara Kimmer is an American film & television actress, stuntwoman, dancer, voice over artist and singer born in Durand, Michigan. Her vocal training in foreign language led her to compete with arias at a young age, booking her first musical in the Broadway Tour of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat". Kimmer graduated from Oakland University with a BA in Music Theatre Dance where she split her time as an NBA Detroit Pistons Cheerleader and vocalist with the Detroit Opera. Training at Upright Citizens Brigade NYC, Kara went on to play Ann Poole in AMC's "Creepshow" and her credits as a stuntwoman include "2 Guns", "Baby Driver", "The Walking Dead", and "Black Panther". She is a Christian singer songwriter and a commercial voice over artist. Kara trained dancing at Paavola Ballet Academy and TNT gymnastics performing in various musicals in NYC as well as in film with Dolly Parton, Debbie Allen, and at The Library of Congress with Marvin Hamlisch.