Kerri Gannan is an actor, known for Chui shao ren (2019), Wentworth (2013) and Westermarck Effect (2022).
Kerri Hedley-Cheney is an actress, known for Showtrial (2021), Vindication Swim and Six Years Gone (2022). She was previously married to Lindsay Peter Frost.
Kerri Hellmuth is an actress and costume designer, known for The Black Dawn (2009), The Black Dawn (2009) and The Black Dawn: Catalyst (2009).
At the tender age of 5, Kerri began her acting career. She performed with the Atlantic City Children's Theater under the directive of Mrs. Joanna LaSane. Several of her most noted performances were in; The Wiz, KY and The Curb and Scrooge. As a child actor and model Kerri was featured in several print ads and commercials. In the early 90's she was 2nd runner-up in The Miss New Jersey Teen All-American pageant and later went on to graduate from The University of Maryland, College Park with a BA in Communications/Journalism and a minor in Spanish. After deciding to take the Sports Journalism route, she went to work in NYC at NBC Network as a freelance sports reporter ( covering the NY Knicks), an NBC Page ( Saturday Night Live) and as a production assistant ( The Nightly News with Tom Brokaw). She later landed a gig with the Olympics ( Salt Lake City Winter Games NBC) and Comcast Sports Southeast in Atlanta as a host for "Sportsnite". Kerri has since returned to her other love as an actress and can be seen in over a dozen SAG and Indie projects. Most notably known for being the Spokesperson for the Harvey's Supermarkets commercial and VO spots, her role as the rude aunt in the TV One feature film, "Skinned" in which she starred alongside Lisa Raye McCoy, and most recently in her comedic role as the nurse on "Still the King" with executive producer, Billy Ray Cyrus. Kerri was honored in March of 2016 for her achievements in Television and Film by The City Council of Atlantic City, New Jersey. It was such a heartfelt honor to come back to her hometown where she started her career. In attendance was Joanna LaSane, the Director and Creator of The Atlantic City Childrens' Theatre in which she studied under as well as a host of family and friends. By: KJB Media Networks, LLC
Kerri Kamara is an actress and model. You can catch her in the trailer for the new Shazam movie. Her interests include singing and playing guitar. She has just finished a film called Tangle where she played the character of Jada, a fashionista and entrepreneur. Presently, she is working on a short film for The Incubator Project. She has also a role in Designated Survivor, Season 3.
Kerri Kenney was born on January 20, 1970 in Westport, Connecticut, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Reno 911! (2003), Reno 911!: Miami (2007) and The State (1993). She has been married to Steven V. Silver since June 12, 2004. They have one child.
Kerri McLean is a British Actress, director, producer and audio producer, she is the youngest of two siblings. Her father is Jamaican and her mother is English of Flemish and Welsh ancestry. She has one son. Kerri is best known for playing the roles of Catherine Despard in BBC's Poldark, Gayle in The Ritual, and Josephine in Small Island. Kerri won the 'Overall Excellence Award' at The New York Festival Fringe 2013 for her production of Kemble's Riot, and she won The Theatre Madness Writer/Director Award and Audience Choice Award for her play 'Reality Check in 2016. From a young age Kerri had a driving energy and passion for drama, taking part in school plays throughout her early education, she went on to study Drama, Media Studies and Art at A-Level at Josiah Mason College, Birmingham where she played Lucius in the college's production of Shakespeare's' Titus Andronicus. She then went on to play Aaron in the same play which performed at Bosnia's Mostar Puppet Theatre in 1997. 1998 Kerri moved to London and undertook a BA Honours Modern Drama Degree at London's' Brunel University. During this time Kerri was Djing under the name Queen B in nightclubs and parties in London, playing drum and bass and soul and funk music, a keen songwriter and singer, Kerri collaborated with various producers and for a short time sang with the band Fourth Island performing at a few gigs including The ICA. After graduating Kerri moved back to Birmingham for 18-months and undertook a Teacher/Actor traineeships with Language Alive theatre in education Company. She also performed with Theatre for Science T.I.E Company. Kerri joined Magnet co-op acting agency and started her screen and theatre acting career as well as helping out in the agents' office. Kerri worked regularly in theatre and was regularly involved in performing new writing development at The Birmingham REP theatres writing studio 'The Door'. During this period Kerri also performed at Glastonbury Festival Theatre Field and GHAOS Festivals. 2001 Kerri secured her first agent London agent and appeared in various screen productions including playing Gill Deaking in BBC Doctors 2002, Rachel in BBC's Holby City 2004, Jemma in Eastenders 2004, Young Lifer in BBC's Cherished 2004, Tracey Maduro in BBC's Doctors 2006, Danni Wilson in BBC's Casualty, Jospephine in BBC and Ruby Films' Small Island 2009, Chloe in ITV's Identity 2009, Gameshow Girl in Channel 4's Comedy Roasts 2010, DC Gemma Beckett in Doctors 2012, Duty Solicitor in ITV's Unforgotten 2015. On stage Kerri played Danni Mann in Office Rocker 2001, Callisto in Prospero's Island at Wolverhampton Theatre, Tanya George in In Session directed by Mike Adwali at The Crescent Theatre, Silence in Silence at The Birmingham REP 2004 directed by Tyrone Huggins, Joan in This Way for The Gas directed by Guy Picot 2007, Sula in Positive at The Birmingham REP directed by Kwong Loke, Storyteller in The Parkers at The ICA in 2012, Storyteller in Memories of Mermiads at The Aldeburgh Festival directed by Annie Blaber 2012, Storyteller in Mandela Tales at The Southbank Centre directed by Shirley Thompson 2012, Rosa Lee in Memories of Mermaids at The Brighton Dome Studio, Bernie Grant Arts Centre and Library Club self-directed 2012 & 2014 and Carrie Baker in Josepine Baker at The Egg Theatre directed by Jessee Britton in 2016. Kerri set up her theatre company 'Rolemop Arts Ltd' in 2006 where she was Artistic Director, developed and delivered various productions as producer, director and audio producer. Her first production with Rolemop was A Fine Line Between Laughter and Loathing written by Alex Buckley which was programmed in The Brighton Festival 2006 for a one-week run starring James Wiesz, Mina Meene, Adam Lavis, Jon Armstrong, Sally Best, Victoria Grove, Henry Martin, and Briony Bream.Paula Ball. Alex Buckley's comical script fused live music from Bosnian folk band Mysenka headed by musician Will Hood, with contemporary recorded music. Kerri went on to direct and produce a noir inspired adaptation of Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent written by Jon Armstrong and Jenny Porteous starring Claire Wilkie as Winnie, David Chittenden as Vladimir, Albert Clack as Verloc, and Seth Morgan as Stevie with performances at The Theatre Royal Margate during The Canterbury Festival, Pavilion Theatre, and The Northbrook Theatre. The production was supported by The Joseph Conrad Society and Brighton Dome. Kerri produced and directed a further touring production of The Secret Agent, she co-produced with The Greenwich Theatre and The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in 2008 at The Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury 1st October, Greenwich Theatre 2nd, 3rd, 4th (matinee and evening) October, The Oxford Playhouse 6th, 7th, 8th October, The Sallis Benney Theatre, Brighton 13th, 14th October, Quay Arts, Isle of Wight 21st October, Reading Arts 22nd, 23rd October, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford 30th, 31st October and 1st (matinee and evening) November. Starring Dave Mounfield as Adolf Verloc/Heat, multiple award-winning writer and performer, Seth Morgan as Professor/Stevie, Heather Urquart as Winnie, Ian Shaw as Assistant Commissioner/Vladimir 2008-2010 Kerri studied a Masters Degree in Music Technology at The University of Westminster and went on to engineer various gigs, record and produce bands and musicians including Maestra Ponciano's Capoeira album, Seany Clarke, Honey Pine Dresser and created sound designs for short films including I AM Thou by Andy Mustle-Castle. Kerri continues to undertake sound and recording projects, and is particularly interested in the areas where drama and sound meet. In 2011 Kerri developed theatre play Snakes and Ladders with BBC Radio drama writer Sarah Naomi-Lee which harnessed an audio archive of black people talking about their relationship with their hair a new theatre production starring Monica-Akila Richards, Irene Mensah, Sheila Auguste and Jodi Stelzer. Kerri created sound designs to accompany the performance and collaborated with Royal Philharmonic composer Shirley Thompson for performances on 21st October, Sallis Benney, 25th November 2011 Snakes and Ladders was performed at The Pavilion Theatre Brighton, 22nd October The Basement, Brighton, 30th November Hove Town Hall as part of Black History Month, and 25th November Pavilion Theatre. Other guest performers included spoken word poet Zena Edwards and composer Shirley Thompson. In 2009-2011 Kerri developed immersive multi-media theatre piece Broken Loops with writer Alex Buckley, Kerri directed, produced and sound designed the production for performances at Workshop44 and a 1-week run at The Vault Festival 2012 at London's Old Vic Tunnels. Kerri continued to develop ' and in 2013 Rolemop Co-Produced with Plenty Productions for script development session and performances of the new work at The Soho Theatre and Brighton's Nightingale Theatre which Kerri Directed starring Linda Jean-Pierre, Debra Micheals, Nicola Blackman, Allyson Eva Brown. 2013 Kerri directed and sound designed Glimmers, written by Alex Buckley, for the Brighton Digital Festival 2013, an interactive storytelling meets sites-specific drama meets adventure treasure hunt using an iphone app. Launched during The Brighton Digital Festival 2013, partnered with app developer Ecolocator for a sites-specific outdoor audio drama starring Guy Masterson and Dave Moundfield. 2012 Kerri Co-produced writer Adrian Bunting's play Kemble's Riot with a month run at The Edinburgh Festival at The Pleasence starring Richard Hansell, Jacquline Roberts, Steve North, 2013 saw Kerri take Kemble's Riot into the New York International Fringe Festival which she produced and directed. The work performed at The Players Theatre (Off-broadway New York) MacDougal Street for a 1-week run starring Olivier Award winning Guy Masterson & The Stage Best Actress award winner Beth Fitzgerald alongside New York comics Marla Schultz and Matt Baetz. The production was well received receiving 5 star reviews from New York Times and Time Out New York, and winner of 'Overall Excellence Award' Fringe New York 2013. 2014 saw Kerri and The Rolemop Team co-produce with Plenty Productions the Snakes and Ladders 2014 Tour for a bold and powerful darkly comic drama about race, identity and the testing of family loyalties partly inspired by real life stories and memoires collected from black hairdressers in the South East of the UK. Starring Cathy Tyson (BAFTA & Golden Globe nominee) Simone - Nicola Blackman (Olivier Award nominee), Sista - Janet Kumah, Kittten - Allyson Eva-Brown. Performing at Fairfields Halls, Croydon - 10th & 11th April, The Brighton Dome Studio, Brighton - 19th & 20th April, The Hawth, Crawley - 21st & 22nd April, The Marlowe Studio Theatre, Canterbury - 24th April, Bernie Grants Arts, Tottenham London - 25th & 26th April, LOST Theatre, Stockwell, London - 29th & 30th April, The Broadway, Illford - 2nd May, The Arcola Theatre, London - 3rd May. In 2012 Kerri started work on a new storytelling production entitled Memories of Mermaids which she wrote and performed at The Aldeburgh Festival, she developed the work into a longer show with performances at The Brighton Dome Studio during Black History Month. 2014 saw Kerri receive an individual award from Arts Council England to develop the work into a full length script. The work played at The Brighton Dome, London's Library Club and at Bernie Grant Arts Centre during 2014's Black History Month. Kerri wrote performed and directed the performances and wrote songs and was accompanied by jazz musician Byron Wallen and guitarist Jack Ross. 2015 Kerri created and delivered a sound design for She Called Me Mother tour with Pitch Lake Productions with Tara Arts for Black Theatre Live presents a new play, 'She Called Me Mother' by Michelle Inniss, starring Cathy Tyson & Chereen Buckley, directed by Cara Nolan. The piece undertook two tours; 2015 - Stratford Circus Arts Centre, Lighthouse, Upstairs at Western, Theatre Royal Margate, Vivacity Key Theatre Peterborough, Bickerton Village Hall, Unity Theatre, Brunel University, Derby Theatre, Belgrade Theatre Coventry, Theatre Royal Bury St Edmonds, The Lowry Arts and Entertainment, The Witham, Queens Hall Arts. 2017 - Bernie Grant Arts Centre 26th-28th January and Tara Theatre 7-11th February. 2016 onwards Kerri took on further TV and Film acting roles playing Midwife in Big Talks Production of Bliss directed by David Cross 2016, Paramedic in New Pictures and BBC's Rellik directed by Hans Herbot 2017, Jill Two in Channel 4Crazy Diamond, Electric Dreams directed by Marc Munden 2017, Stewardess in Sky's Bounty Hunter directed by Will Sinclair 2017, Surveillance Officer in BBC's Bodyguard directed by John Strickland. She took film roles in Imaginarium's The Ritual playing Gayle in 2016 The Ritual directed by David Bruckner, and DC Richardson in Bruno in 2017 directed by Karl Golden. Most recently Kerri played the historical figure of Catherine Despard in BBC's Poldark directed by Sallie Apahamian and Justin Molotnikov which airs in July 2019. 2016 saw Kerri enter Faith Drama's Theatre Madness writer-director competition with her short play Reality Check which was performed at The Stratford Circus Theatre. The piece won 'The Audience Choice Award' and 'The Theatre Madness Award' and Kerri was awarded her first writing commission. Kerri completed the 3rd draft of her new play in 2018 currently entitled 'Sense of Self' which is being considered by Faith Drama for programming for their 2020 season which Kerri is set to direct. Kerri continues to write and has several completed three screenplays which are currently in development. 2017 Kerri directed promotion films for The Strand production Company and directed Formula1 Drivers (Lewis Hamilton, Daniel Ricciardo, Max Ferstappen, Carlos Sainz, Kevin Magnussen, Romain Grosjean, Lance Stroll, Valterri Bottas, Segio Perez, Marcus Erikson, Pascal Wehrlein, Fernando Alonso, Stoffel Vandoorne, Nico Hulkenberg, Estaban Ocan, Kyat Danil) for individual title sequences and promo films which were shown during the F1 opening ceremony and broadcast during TV coverage around the world. 2018 during Barcelona testing where she directed all the drivers for individual titles sequence films. Most recently in 2019 Kerri directed the Mercedes Team (Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas) in Banbury UK, she then went to Barcelona testing in Jan/Feb and directed all the F1 drivers for F1 title sequences and promo films for worldwide broadcast.
Kerri Medders was born on January 7, 2000 in Houston, Texas, USA. She is known for Spin (2021), Promised Land (2022) and SEAL Team (2017).
Kerri Miller is an actress, known for Odd Mom Out (2015).
Born in Dearborn, Michigan, Kerri Pomarolli found her comedic calling at the tender age of 2. She figured out how to tell jokes and became addicted to making people laugh. (If only her parents would have pushed her into math, instead)! Kerri's southern Alabama mother had different plans for her and enrolled her, immediately, in dance classes, where Kerri found a way to express her other talent. She was well on her way to becoming a professional dancer when difficult obstacles surfaced. At age 11, Kerri was diagnosed with Scoliosis and went through extensive and painful treatment, culminating in a spinal fusion surgery that placed two metal rods in her back, allowing her to live a normal life. Her dreams for a ballet or dance career, however, were over. Devastated but determined, she decided to try acting. Kerri got the phone book and called the local theater company and said: "Hello, my name is Kerri Pomarolli. I'm 11 and I want to be an actress". She auditioned and was cast in the lead role of "Mary Tilford" in Lillian Hellman's "The Children's Hour". This experience gave her the theater bug and the rest is history. She's appeared in more than 75 stage productions, coast to coast, including off-Broadway in NYC, at the Lambs Theater. Other theater productions include "Leader of the Pack" in NYC, "Godspell" in Los Angeles, and the musicals, "Evita" and "Robber Bridegroom", in Detroit. Her accomplishments continued through high school performances in theater, musicals and commercials. She toured Italy with a classical theater study program through the University of Detroit and performed in the Greek operetta, "The Bacchae", in Italy at the age of 17. She graduated from Northville High School and was accepted at University of Michigan, where she received her Musical Theater BFA and joined the Alpha Phi Sorority. During her summer semesters, she studied at Stella Adler Conservatory in NYC, went on to London to study at the British American Drama Academy and was offered a role in "Revenger's Tragedy" at the prestigious Young Vic Theater. She impressed director Simon Stokes (Dangerous Liaisons) so much that he cast Kerri in the lead role as Vindice even though the part was written for a man. After college Kerri moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. She graduated from the two-year program at Second City and performed on the main stage in LA with "The Thompsons" for a season. She also studied at the Groundlings for Improv and joined the award winning theater ensemble, "The Actors Co-op." Kerri paired up with known television actor Gary Hershberger to co-found the inspirational drama ministry "Act In Faith" and got rave reviews for their honest and heartfelt dramas on life's tough issues. They have performed at the National Pastors Conference and around the country. Kerri came to Hollywood searching out that one role that would make her famous but found compromising her faith was not worth the star on the Walk of Fame. One night after much prayer, it was apparent that God had other plans for her: Kerri was to do stand-up. She was led to her first real gig, in all places, at the world famous Hollywood Improv. Although she performed in front of a very secular crowd Kerri was the only performer asked to come back. Little did she know the comedian at the ticket booth who offered to pray for her would someday become her husband. Kerri continues to hone her craft by working the comedy club circuit. She has become one of the most sought after comedians, and tours extensively throughout the U.S. and Canada. She has shared the stage with such diverse comedians as Sherri Shepherd from The View, Jim Carrey, Jay Leno, Lonnie Love from NBC's Parks and Recreation, Zachary Levi from NBC's Chuck, Tisha Campbell, Jeff Allen, Carlos Oscar and Judy Tenuta, and Wendy Liebman -- to name a few. She's also been a part of the national women's conference, "Extraordinary Women". Kerri has toured with Women of Faith's Thelma Wells in the "Thelma-Kerri TK Tour" from 2010 to the present. She is a much sought after corporate comedian for such clients as Ford Motor Company and Cisco Systems. She and Ron were honored to partner with Glenn Beck for his Restoring Love Conference and provide entertainment for thousands of fans in Dallas. She recently headlined the red carpet launch for the prestigious California Women's Conference, where she will be performing on several panels with over 20,000 in attendance, and hosted the 168 Film Festival in Hollywood. Kerri is honored to share the stage with legendary actresses Tippi Hedren, Sharon Lawrence, Marcia Cross and Mark Victor Hansen -- all of whom have become "Kerri Fans". Her latest DVD is on sale now: "Two Comics Walk Into a Church" with comedian- husband Ron McGehee. Kerri is also an accomplished actress, published author and veteran of television--with credits that include 29 appearances on The Tonight Show, Comedy Central, recurring roles on Port Charles and The Young and the Restless, the Style Network, and Lifetime. She has been a popular guest on many TV shows on Fox, TBN, CBN, The Total Living Network, ABC, ABC Family, NBC, The Joni Show, Oxygen, CNN Headline News, Showbiz Tonight, The Hallmark Channel, Pre-Show Host at the GMA/Dove Awards, and many others. She just filmed an episode of the new hit show, "Mom's Night Out," which aired on Nick at Night this fall. She is also a part of the new TV pilot "WHOA Women," a talk show that will be airing in 2013. Her latest film, La La Land (2012), premiered in 2012 in NYC and LA, in which she appeared with her actor-husband Ron McGehee. She also co-starred with Ron in the award-winning film, Engaged (2010), which was released theatrically and on television. She starred in the award-winning documentary, Hollywood on Fire (2009), with Pat Boone and the late actress Jane Russell. She got the honor to perform with Pat in 2011 and he compared Kerri and Ron to the great comedy duo Burns and Allen. He said, "I'd share the stage with them anytime!" Her most recent film "American Jesus" hits theaters in 2014. Kerri and husband comedian Ron McGehee appeared on the Oxygen Network's hit reality show, Tori and Dean: Inn Love, and starred and co-produced a pilot with Eastgate Productions. She and her creative partner Angela Hoover from America's Got Talent" have several TV projects in the works including their latest venture, "MOMLAND", a sketch comedy about motherhood. Kerri has also hosted her own weekly show on MomTV called "Laugh Break", where she was excited to interview celebs such as her childhood crush Scott Baio, Tiffani Thiessen (White Collar) and many others. Kerri also writes her own advice column in national magazines and is a contributing writer for the new national magazines "Hope For Women" and "WHOA". She's written articles for the teen magazine Brio, is a contributing writer in Flint Wainess new book, "It's Not Me, It's You," collaborated with author Matthew Paul Turner on the book "How To Ruin Your Dating Life," published by Nav Press, and is part of a new book called "Relevant Nation: 50 Revolutionaries Under 40"--in stores now and published by Relevant Press. Her book, "If I Am Waiting On God, Then What Am I Doing In A Christian Chatroom? Confessions Of A Do It Yourself Single," is in Christian bookstores nationally, and was just re-released to reach a secular audience under the title "Boys Like Girls Named Jennie." This book is also being considered to become a motion picture about Kerri's love life. You can read her award-winning "Best Column" national syndicated column Report From A Hollywood God Girl and her cartoon comic strip, Kerri, in The Chronicle Christian Newspapers. She is a monthly guest on Canada's top Talk Back radio program, The Drew Marshall Show, and regulatory makes other radio appearances. You can also listen to her on the Sirius Radio Comedy Channel. She's appeared on the cover of "Today's Christian Woman"--and her newest cover is "Action Magazine," out summer 2012. Her new devotional book, "Mom's Night Out and Other Things I Miss", releases in April of 2014, alongside the theatrical release, Moms' Night Out (2014), starring Patricia Heaton and Sean Astin. In addition to writing and comedy, Kerri has a passion for ministry. She not only serves as a secular clean comedian, but in Christian venues, as well. She is a well-received speaker and evangelist for retreats and church services of all sizes.