Katerina McCrimmon

Actor | Singer | Artist

A Born Storyteller

Katerina McCrimmon was born and raised in Miami, FL and fell in love with music and theatre as a small child. Although no one in her family was naturally gifted musically, her large Cuban-American family sung through their words and she found a home in the music of her people. After discovering this passion, she attended various performing arts schools in Miami for Musical Theater and graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor of Music degree in Musical Theatre. Katerina is a Presidential Scholar in the Arts and National YoungArts Winner in Theatre. In the Fall of 2019, she was discovered by actress Marisa Tomei and made her Broadway debut in the revival of Tennessee Williams's The Rose Tattoo, making her childhood dream a reality. Katerina is currently leading the Broadway National Tour of Funny Girl as Fanny Brice alongside Grammy-Award Winner Melissa Manchester and directed by Tony-Award Winner Michael Mayer. When Katerina isn’t performing, she loves to see life through a camera’s lens, cooking, painting, and writing music. She is based in New York City and is working on her first solo album - Holy Animals.

Reviews

REVUE

"Katerina McCrimmon is a phenomenal Fanny—quirky, adorable, quick, clever, ambitious, and utterly romantic all at once. She’s an exquisite comedienne with an astounding vocal range and ability: she makes you laugh out loud with her timing and delivery of lines but also gives you goosebumps and makes you verklempt as she alternately belts out huge songs and soothes you with sweet ballads by Jule Style with lyrics from Bob Merrill.

Rather than imitating Barbra, she makes the role her own with terrific physicality. Out of her huge mouth comes that glorious voice and she is fully committed to this character you can’t help but love, with her exaggerated facial gestures and brilliant physical comedy."

PROVIDENCE JOURNAL

"Katerina McCrimmon - that's a name Providence audiences won't soon forget...McCrimmon shows such power and control as a vocalist, such depth and consistency as a character actor and such a mesmerizing stage presence that hundreds sat enthralled with her performance from beginning to end...there are moments when her voice harks back to Streisand’s, and her ascent to the last note in “I’m the Greatest Star” proves breathtaking."

Broadway World

"Katerina McCrimmon makes a strong impression as Sheila, the object of both Berger's and Claude's desire. Her opening song, "I Believe in Love," as well as another solo number, "Easy to Be Hard," are real standouts, and McCrimmon is a warm presence throughout the play."

New Haven Review

"The youngest generation is well-served by Katerina McCrimmon as younger sister Mildred; she squirms about on the couch at one point with the kind of eager-to-break-out-of-it-all energy that makes us wonder what a play focused on her might become."