Kate Smurthwaite

About Kate Smurthwaite

Smurthwaite was known for a viral clip of her feminist and atheist-tinged appearance on a 2010 episode of the BBC One program The Big Questions. She also performed a popular Edinburgh Festival Fringe show titled The News at Kate and became known for a viral clip of her feminist and atheist-tinged appearance on a 2010 episode of the BBC One program The Big Questions.

Kate Smurthwaite is an English actress and political activist. She has appeared on UK television and radio as an expert, giving opinions and commenting on topics ranging from politics to religion. She performs independently across the UK and abroad, including an annual comedy show at Edinburgh Fringe and is a sponsor of the UK Humanities Foundation, formerly known as the British Humanities Association, and is the vice president of Avortion Rights UK.

Nationality	British
Medium	Stand-up, television, radio
Genres	Satire, political satire, news satire, observational comedy
Years active	2004–present

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Trivia

By late 2014, she had attracted more than 10,000 followers on her 'cruella1' Twitter account.

Kate Smurthwaite before fame

She briefly worked in the finance industry after studying mathematics at Lincoln College, Oxford University. She began her career as a stand-up comedian in 2004 and was a finalist in the Hackney Empire New Act of the Year comedy competition in 2008.

Achievement of Kate Smurthwaite

On her 'cruella1' Twitter account, she had amassed over 10,000 followers by late 2014.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Kate Smurthwaite family life

Despite being born in London, she spent much of her childhood in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England.

Associations of Kate Smurthwaite

At the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, she and fellow English comedian Roisin Conaty both presented popular comedy shows.

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