Ohio native Kim Schroeder Long has been performing onstage for over three decades, appearing in cabarets and concerts on both coasts of the United States. A member of Actors’ Equity Association, she’s worked in numerous regional theatre markets, with a resume spanning classic and contemporary dramas, comedies, musicals and operettas, nationally touring children’s theatre, several national and world premieres, groundbreaking immersive theatre, and a critically-acclaimed range of portrayals of icons real and fictional, from Blanche Dubois to Bette Davis to Rosemary Clooney, who she’s brought to life in several productions of the biographical musical Tenderly, and Judy Garland, who she’s played in the drama End of the Rainbow and brings to life in her own one-woman cabaret show WWJD (What Would Judy Do)?  which recently debuted to rave reviews in Palm Desert, California. Though increasingly recognized for her chameleonic transformations and repertoire of vocal essences, Kim also frequently entertains audiences as herself in her own voice in venues throughout the Coachella Valley, where she is now based full-time.