Kristin Sutton is an American actress and voice actress known for her extensive work in anime dubs, primarily produced by Funimation. Born on April 25, 1976, in Kinston, North Carolina, and raised in Houston, Texas, she developed her performance skills by studying musical theatre at The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City. Before transitioning to voiceover work, Sutton gained experience in live theatre, participating in national tours of Battle Cry of Freedom and Robin Hood, and performing at venues such as the New York Renaissance Faire and the Tuacahn theater in Utah. She also appeared in on-screen projects, including the television series Wonderville and the feature film Searching for Sonny, after relocating back to Texas.

Sutton is primarily recognized for her contributions to English-language adaptations of Japanese anime. Her career includes a range of supporting and lead roles across various series. She voiced Alice Corner in the isekai fantasy series Wise Man's Grandchild. In the slice-of-life comedy The Helpful Fox Senko-san, she provided the voice for the character Shiro. Her role as Yunael, one half of the magical girl duo Peaky Angels, was featured in the dark fantasy series Magical Girl Raising Project. Sutton also portrayed Riko Kitsuchi in both the anime television series and the theatrical compilation film of Kakushigoto, a comedy-drama about a manga artist and his daughter. Additional notable anime roles include Yuki Hosokawa in Chio's School Road, Angelene in A Certain Magical Index II, Zura in Save Me! Lollipop, and Aika Hayase in the wrestling-themed series Wanna Be the Strongest in the World.

Beyond the roles listed, Sutton's voice can be heard in other prominent anime series such as Fairy Tail, One Piece, Soul Eater, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Baccano, and Ghost Hunt. Her work also extends to video games, where she voiced the character Serqet in the title Smite. Throughout her career, she has frequently collaborated with Funimation, working alongside a consistent pool of ADR directors and fellow voice actors based in the Texas region.