As Producer at Asparagus Entertainment, Ms. Eaton is bringing new plays and musicals to Broadway and Off-Broadway.  She is passionate about developing new theater pieces and collaborating with both emerging and established theater artists.
During her tenure as the Artistic and Managing Director of the Off-Broadway Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater, Kimberly oversaw the renovation of the historic space, re-branded it, and quickly developed the audience.  Within two years, she had the theater operating at a profit, and was selling out shows and bringing in top artists, companies, and compelling productions, including Freud’s Last Session, which received an Off-Broadway Alliance Award, a Jeff Award, and was honored by the Library for the Performing Arts.  Additionally, she expanded their adult and youth performing arts education offerings, founded a play reading series, a play festival, and curated a reading series.  Bringing a decade of theatre education experience with her, Kimberly founded and directed Kids Company, an Off-Broadway youth company, and Teen Tech Crew, a technical theatre and design training program for teens.  She received her formal education at Queens College, Hofstra University, and the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA), and was mentored by one of the fathers of the Off- Broadway movement, Ted Mann.  Selected directing credits include: Closer, Once on this Island, Guys and Dolls, Private Lives, and multiple new works, benefit performances, cabarets, staged readings.  Additionally, Kimberly served as Director of the Arts for the YMCA of Greater NY, is a Certified National Trainer in developing sustainable Arts and Humanities Programs, and has worked as a Consultant to non-profits.