Kim Gabriel(I)
- Actress
- Writer
Kim Gabriel, born Kim Stanfield, discovered her passion for acting at a young age. At age five, she appeared in her first stage production, marking the beginning of a lifelong love for performance. That passion continued to grow through her involvement in local theater throughout her youth.
At 18, Kim won a national talent competition, earning a scholarship to study in New York City. There, she trained and worked as both a commercial and stage actress before eventually relocating to Los Angeles. During her time in California, she appeared on Days of Our Lives, opened the Crystal Dinner Theatre, and met her husband, Scott.
In 1986, Kim moved to Florida, where she worked as an acting coach at MDM Studios, Inc. and continued building her acting resume with appearances in Superboy, Unsolved Mysteries, and My Son the Matchmaker, among others.
While raising her three daughters, Gina and twins Ashley and Tara, Kim stepped away from acting to focus on her family. However, following a challenging season of life, she felt called back to her craft. Two years ago, she resumed coaching and returned to acting, embracing what she calls her "Act 2."
Today, Kim is also writing a book centered on faith, sharing a message about God’s promises and His plans for each of us.
At 18, Kim won a national talent competition, earning a scholarship to study in New York City. There, she trained and worked as both a commercial and stage actress before eventually relocating to Los Angeles. During her time in California, she appeared on Days of Our Lives, opened the Crystal Dinner Theatre, and met her husband, Scott.
In 1986, Kim moved to Florida, where she worked as an acting coach at MDM Studios, Inc. and continued building her acting resume with appearances in Superboy, Unsolved Mysteries, and My Son the Matchmaker, among others.
While raising her three daughters, Gina and twins Ashley and Tara, Kim stepped away from acting to focus on her family. However, following a challenging season of life, she felt called back to her craft. Two years ago, she resumed coaching and returned to acting, embracing what she calls her "Act 2."
Today, Kim is also writing a book centered on faith, sharing a message about God’s promises and His plans for each of us.
