Kim Jackson
Kim moved to Raleigh with her family just over two decades ago, and she has loved her life in the Triangle. When her children were younger, she made the rounds of family-fun events at the museums as well as kept busy with hockey, gymnastics and Irish dance. Now, her kids are in college (Go Pack!), one has graduated (Elon), and she has the opportunity to pursue other interests, like theater. Kim majored in history and English, also receiving advanced degrees in both, and held jobs where she wrote for various in-house publications. She is also a member of the American Theatre Critics Association. She’s excited to be a part of RDU On Stage and looks forward to sharing her reflections on our dynamic theater community.
Theater Review: Funny and Chilling WTF World Premiere of ‘Waters Rise’ Prognosticates on Climate Change
Theater Review: Bulldog Production of ‘The Roommate’ Offers a Rare and Refreshing Glimpse of Femininity and Aging
Theater Review: Deeply Moving and Disturbing Production of ‘The Scottsboro Boys’ Packs a One-Two Punch
Theater Review: Raleigh Little Theatre Contemporary Teens on Stage Production of ‘Antigone’ Delivers Chilling Message
Theater Review: Well-Paced Staging and a Captivating Performance Make the Theatre Raleigh Production of ‘I Am My Own Wife’ a Triumph
Theater Review: Forest Moon’s Engaging ‘Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike’ Mirrors Life but Lands Soft
Review: Masterful Performances Elevate Theatre in the Park’s Production of ‘Of Good Stock’
