Booking Bio - Short Bio

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 Alvarado High School’s “Class Clown” of 1985, Kim Wadsworth is a proud Air Force veteran who uses all five of her senses to find funny wherever she goes. She is unconventional, with piercings, a Mohawk, and a sarcastic style that is uniquely her own. She performs improv and sketch comedy, as well as, stand up. Kim has been seen at Women in Comedy Festival, Dallas Comedy Festival, She Rock Festival, Pensacola Pre-Pride Comedy Festival, Laugh Riot GRRRL Comedy Festival, Burbank Comedy Festival, the World Series of Comedy-2021, the Midwest Queer Comedy Festival, Boston Comedy Festival, the U.S. Comedy Contest, and the World Series of Comedy-2022. This prize-winning comedian feels that laughter has no limitations and life is a thrill sport. She encourages everyone to join her for the wild and hilarious ride. 

Voted “Class Clown” by her classmates, Kim Wadsworth waited a lifetime to step in front of the microphone.

She had some living to do first. She joined the Air Force, where she was threatened with disciplinary action for making her drill instructor laugh. She traveled the world. She raised a son. She lived the best life she could, but something was missing. The comedy bug was buzzing inside her brain.

Kim isn’t one to conform to anyone’s standards but her own. She is anything but conventional. She walks onto the stage with a swagger and a hint of a Texas accent. She wears her hair in a Mohawk that is dyed whatever color suits her fancy that day. She has a face full of piercings that might give some in the audience pause. When you get past that, however, you get to the heart of an incredibly talented woman with a desire to make people laugh.

She believes you can find funny with all five of your senses. It is not just about what you see and hear, it can be about what you touch, smell and taste as well. She talks about a wide array of subjects, such as how you can tell a city by the way it smells and how forgetful people get as they get older. She discusses her appearance, and how she is often confused with being a crazy party girl or a member of the wait staff. She talks about life from her hilarious perspective.

Always the bridesmaid, she won second place in two comedy competitions, “Diamond Dogs” and “Clash of the Comics: Quarantine Edition”. She has appeared at the Women in Comedy Festival in Boston, Dallas Comedy Festival, She Rock Festival, Pensacola Pre-Pride Comedy Festival, Laugh Riot GRRRL Comedy Festival in Los Angeles, Burbank Comedy Festival, the World Series of Comedy in Las Vegas-2021, Midwest Queer Comedy Festival in Cleveland, Ohio, Boston Comedy Festival, The U.S. Comedy Contest, and The World Series of Comedy-2022. Kim has jokes published in Judy Carter's, “The New Comedy Bible” and Bob Moher's compilation, "200 Comedy Writers and Stand Ups Walk into a Book."

Kim performs improv and sketch comedy in addition to stand up. She studied under comedy masters Stephen Rosenfield, Jerry Corley, and Dean Lewis. She hosted John Stringer from Netflix, “Chingo Bling: They Can’t Deport Us All”. She has made several appearances on The MAD Radio Show and “Laughter Saves Lives Live” shows. She is an actor, producer, and set designer in the short film, “Blood Slop”. She has performed at some of the top clubs in Texas, California, Boston, and Nevada. She plans to tour all over the United States and beyond.

With appearances at Flapper's Comedy Club, Addison Improv, Arlington Improv, The Comedy Arena, The Comedy Chateau, and many clubs across the country, Kim has been able to hone her craft. Her playful and light hearted "poke" at life's little mishaps, leaves audiences wanting more.

Kim Wadsworth has lived a life of adventure and wants to share her stories with the world. She finds funny wherever she goes, or, more importantly, comedy finds her. She believes that comedy has no boundaries or borders. She has a style that is sarcastic, realistic, and uniquely her own. She is a proud mom and believes in having fun. Buckle up for a wild ride, as she navigates and embraces all the marks life leaves behind. You won’t regret it.