Logan Kimes

Born and raised in show business, Logan Kimes is the son of one of the most comical animal trainers of our time and one of the greatest vocalists of all time. At age 3, Logan began performing in the circus alongside his father, Les Kimes, the originator of the Pork Chop Revue (Comedy Performing Pig Show) as well as his mother, renowned vocalist Rebbecca Monroe. The Pork Chop Revue has toured nationally since 1956, making appearances on TV shows and movies such as Laugh-In, the Tonight Show, Ed Sullivan, Pet Star, Winter People, Smokey and the Bandit III and many more. Logan didn't stop at pigs though, he went on to work with pretty much every animal that walks, jumps, flies, or slithers. But comedy and animal training aren't Logan's only talents. At the age of 10 Logan became interested in the literary arts. It wasn't long before Logan a graphic novel and a fantasy trilogy under his belt. At about the age of 15 Logan developed a passion for acting and would be a part of projects such as Charles Ludlam's award wining play "The Mystery of Irma Vep"