MAJALAH DEWASA: Kimiko Glenn: Topless in Orange Is The New Black [S2E4E8]

Kimiko Glenn: Topless in Orange Is The New Black [S2E4E8]

Kimiko Glenn: Topless in Orange Is The New Black [S2E4E8]

Props to Jenji Kohan. The fact she improved on S1 nudity was a testament to her persistence in making the equal opportunity nudity a forefront of S2. Amazing rack on Ms. Glenn. Slight disappointment with her failure to get well-endowedNatasha Lyonne and Aussie Jewess Yael Stone naked as required in the casting notice. I'm expecting female full-frontal in Season 3 with Laura Prepon coming back for few episodes, Taylor becoming more comfortable with nudity and perhapsNatasha will be in some mood for T-and-A.

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Kimiko Glenn was born and raised in Phoenix, AZ, where she grew up with her sister Amanda, and parents Mark and Sumiko. She started doing theater when she was ten years old at Valley Youth Theatre and there, began developing her love for performing. By the time she got to high school, Kimiko was doing theater non-stop thanks to her incredibly supportive parents.

For her year of high school, Kimiko moved out of the state to finish her schooling in Michigan at Interlochen Arts Academy. Here, she had many amazing opportunities -- she became a semi-finalist to be a Presidential Scholar in the Arts at the annual YoungArts program; and toured New York with the academy's musical, A Year with Frog and Toad.

Halfway through her freshman year of college at the Boston Conservatory, she was cast in the 1st National Tour of Spring Awakening. After touring for two years, she finally settled her life in New York.

Since then, she starred as the title role in La Jolla Playhouse's Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, directed by Des McAnuff; and played the bratty "Princess Ssu-Ming" in the Playhouse's production of The Nightingale, directed by Moises Kaufman. She was honored to perform at the Delacorte Theater for Shakespeare in the Park, in The Public's Love's Labour's Lost, directed by Alex Timbers. She had a blast originating the role of "Emily" in the Off-Broadway production of Julianne Moore's Freckleface Strawberry and is proud of the many exciting projects she has been a part of. Favorites include: Behind the Painting written by Maltby and Shire; Plop, written by Bare's Damon Intrabartolo; Yeast Nation from the creators of Urintetown at the NY Fringe festival '11; Crossing Over as part of the National Asian Artists' Project; and the staged reading of Cheer Wars -- her very first New York job.

Kimiko has also appeared in feature films Construction; Nous York; and Hairbrained starring Brendan Fraser and Parker Posey; and the movie-musical short, Galaxy Comics, by director Kevin McMullin. You may have seen her in the 2011 Disney/ABC Diversity Showcase directed by Ted Sluberski and Joe Ward. She was thrilled to shoot NBCUniversal's half-hour comedy pilot Holding Patterns; and will be joining the cast of Orange is the New Black, a Netflix series, as Brook Soso.