Kimberley Miller attended Marymount Manhattan College in New York City where she earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting with Honors. She returned to the UK and continued her education at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow, where she mastered in Classical and Contemporary acting, eventually graduating with honors. While in Scotland; Kimberley performed in a new, devised play, called I Made a Carrot Cake, performed at the Byre Theatre in St. Andrew. She also worked with the Glasgow-based theatre company, Bard in the Botanics, performing in their trilogy series, War of the Roses. In 2011, Kimberley appeared on the stage of Shakespeare's Globe as Hamlet as part of their educational series. She continued to train with the Globe masters for a month while living in London. Kimberley then toured the UK performing as Alison in Pamela Carter's new work, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. Upon moving back to America, Kimberley was immediately cast as Maggie in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at Branch River Theatre. From there she was then cast in her first commercial role and, on the advice of an agent, began actively pursuing a film career. She started with a guest role in the television show, The Folklorist then moved on to performing in the short films, Origins and My Dream Girl was a Vampire. She is filming for the series, The Realm and has just been cast in the feature film, Hollow Children, coming in 2016. Kimberley is also continuing in her stage career, performing as Olivia in Twelfth Night with the company, Advice to the Players for Summer of 2015 then will be on a national tour of The Christmas Carol in Winter 2015.
