Performs original hip-hop under the pseudonym Kromz Homes.
Has performed his original poetry and hip-hop all over the United States and abroad.
Achieved the Alpha Psi Omega Best Actor Award in 2007.
Achieved the Academic Excellence in Theatre Arts Award from Castleton State College in 2009.
A member of Alpha Psi Omega, the National Honorary Theatre Fraternity.
Skilled in improvisation, rapping, singing, writing screenplays, plays, and poetry.
A writer and performance poet, he was a 2002-2004 member of the Vermont Youth Poetry Slam Team.
Took a Masterclass on the craft of acting with Jeremy Irons at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in London, England in 2006.
Graduated from Castleton State College with Honors in Theatre Arts and Honors in Writing.
His film "Old Hearts Cafe" which he wrote, starred in, and co-directed, won "Best Experimental Film" at The $2 Dollar Film Festival for the contest on April, 2018. This was the second award the film won, after winning "The Kid Stays in the Picture Award" at the Avalonia Festival on April 20, 2018.
Has experience as a haunted house actor.
Experienced in performing improv as well as stand-up comedy.
He won the Excellence Award for Lead Actor for his performance in "Old Hearts Cafe" which he also wrote, produced, and co-directed, at the So You Think You Can Act? competition on March 23rd, 2019.
Loves singing and has traveled all over the United States and abroad with church and college choirs, as well as with a cappella groups.
His short film "Old Hearts Cafe" which he wrote, produced, co-directed, and starred in, was screened at the Glens Falls Entertainment and Music Festival (aka GEM Fest) in 2018, where it was nominated for Best Film.
His short comedic film "Old Hearts Cafe" which he wrote, co-directed, produced, and starred in, has been shown in film festivals all over the world and has won and been nominated for numerous awards.
Ken's father, Burnham Holmes, is a writer and actor.
Ken officially founded the film company Rain & Neon Productions in 2008.
