Kate Copstick
- Scottish
- Actor, writer and journalist
Press clippings Page 7
BBC Studios slag-off live comedy + a secret gig
I am not up at the Edinburgh Fringe, but feedback is starting to trickle in.
John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 4th August 2019Basil Brush: What's up fox?
The foxiest performer on the Fringe explains why he won't be giving Edinburgh the brush-off this summer.
Kate Copstick, Edinburgh Festivals, 27th July 2019Interview: David O'Doherty
David O'Doherty interview.
Kate Copstick, Edinburgh Festivals, 25th July 2019Jayde Adams: working class hero
Interview with Jayde Adams.
Kate Copstick, Edinburgh Festivals, 25th July 2019Kate Copstick interviews three of the weirdest comics
Interviews with Mark Dean Quinn, Michael Brunstrom and Gary Sansome.
Kate Copstick, Broadway Baby, 21st July 2019Pleasance announces their first Edinburgh Fringe shows
After a record year in 2018 in which the Pleasance artists won two Fringe Firsts, two Herald Angels, one Herald Archangel award and the Holden Street Theatres Award, and Pleasance acts won both Best Newcomer and Best Show at the prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Awards, Pleasance are back with another fantastic programme. Kicking things off the Pleasance Theatre Trust have already put shows on sale.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 31st January 2019Interview: Jim Tavaré
Jim Tavaré staging Fringe return with darker routine.
Kate Copstick, The Scotsman, 7th August 2018'The Fringe saved my life', says Gyles Brandreth
Gyles Brandreth lauds 'egalitarian Edinburgh' and relates anecdotes about Laurence Olivier and Bernard Manning as he and his award-winning son Benet prepare to stage shows.
Kate Copstick, The Scotsman, 5th August 2018At last! Kate Copstick is caged
Any comics who would want The Scotsman's chief comedy critic Kate Copstick locked in a cage where there's risk of serious injury got their wish today.
Chortle, 4th August 2018The critic, the comic and the standup row
Paul Sinha denied a free preview ticket to reviewer Kate Copstick. She was furious, he retaliated ... and no one is laughing now.
Vanessa Thorpe, The Guardian, 4th August 2018