Katia Kvinge
- Actor, writer and impressionist
Press clippings
Deep Fake Neighbour Wars review
As for the lookalikes the faces look about as spot on as you can get. It is no surprise that the programme starts with a disclaimer making it clear that these are fakes and that this is a comedy.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 26th January 2023Deep Fake Neighbour Wars review
Today, there's a news story about how Artificial Intelligence could destroy humanity. And it's possible that promising comedy creators have been the first to be sacrificed, given how much talent Deep Fake Neighbour Wars has wasted.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 26th January 2023Deep Fake Neighbour Wars: The comedy turning Ariana Grande into a scaffolder
Is it legal? Is it ethical? So many questions.
Dan Byam Shaw, The Independent, 24th January 2023Behind the scenes of TV's first deep fake comedy
Is that Harry Kane and Stormzy arguing over a broken patio tile? This new, CGI-assisted comedy is astonishing to watch - but is it ethically OK?
Stuart Heritage, The Guardian, 9th January 2023Deep Fake Neighbour Wars preview revealed
ITVX has released a video giving a first look at Deep Fake Neighbour Wars, its new comedy series involving AI technology that makes impressionists look like the world's most famous celebrities.
British Comedy Guide, 17th November 2022Review: Phil Ellis Is Trying - Series 3
Phil Ellis is unlikely to ever become embroiled in a debate about the politics of comedians on the BBC. Instead, his returning Radio 4 series Phil Ellis Is Trying offers an almost timelessly absurd type of humour that can only work on radio, unconstrained by reality.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 9th September 2020Art exhibition showcasing work by comedians opens
Art Is The Best Medicine, an exhibition showcasing the artwork of comedians, has opened in London. It runs until 20th December.
British Comedy Guide, 13th December 2019Review: Phil Ellis is Trying
The general fashion is for comedies to be about some underlying theme, or offering some insightful personal perspective. But if you know Phil Ellis from his stand-up, you won't be surprised that his first Radio 4 sitcom is an unabashedly old-fashioned gag delivery service.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 5th June 2018Katia Kvinge: Edinburgh Fringe 2016 interview
Katia Kvinge risked death at last year's Edinburgh Festival performing in the sickness trap that is The Caves. She recovered though, and has spent the past wee while in the U.S. honing her character/improv skills and making videos about mountains. Lovely stuff.
Laugh Out London, 4th August 2016The venue that doesn't know where its own entrance is
Yesterday, still zonked from my trip up to Edinburgh and not enlivened by six Red Bull drinks, I met Julie-Ann Laidlaw of Blond Ambition, who wanted me to plug her Vive La Variété show for the Cabaret vs Cancer charity this coming Sunday.
John Fleming, John Fleming's Blog, 3rd August 2016