Tod Kimbro has been an active Renaissance man in the Orlando arts scene since 1997.  He became an overnight success when his first play, The Zombie Doorman, premiered at the Orlando International Fringe Festival and became the festival's top seller.  Since then, Tod has been tirelessly exploring his diverse talents as a songwriter, singer, author, musician, actor, director, and visual artist.

"Orlando's best mouthpiece for generations X and Y"

You can see Tod five nights a week as a singer and dueling pianist at Pat O'Brien's, located in Universal CityWalk.  He has also performed at Gaylord Palms, The Hard Rock Hotel, and countless other resorts and clubs throughout the state.  With his vast repertoire, ranging from classic rock to modern alternative to his own original tunes, Tod has been captivating a wide variety of audiences with his powerful, versatile singing voice, his passionate musicianship, and his irresistible, irreverent personality.

"Kimbro is a terrific pianist and singer...a smooth, polished voice."

        --Orlando Sentinel

Since the late 90's, Tod has written over 20 plays and over 200 pieces of music. From his raw, edgy twenty-something sagas (1998's Suckers and 1999's electra at the wiener stand, both selected as Best Original Work at Orlando Fringe); to his experimental electronic rock opera (2000's LOUD, a nominee for the M. Elizabeth Osborn Award, a national prize for emerging playwrights); from a ground-breaking original on-stage sitcom (2000-2001's 8 monthly installments of Caffeine); to a pulse-pounding retro-rock show (last year's acclaimed Hurricane Me)...Tod has proven himself as a dazzling, adventurous artist with an unstoppable creative drive.