Kate Willett is a comedian, actress, and writer known for her raunchy yet smart and relatable feminist storytelling. Her unique comedic voice has garnered attention in various spheres of the comedy world, establishing her as a formidable presence on the stand-up circuit. Kate gained prominence as a correspondent for the "Jim Jefferies Show" during Politicon 2017, further showcasing her ability to engage audiences with her wit and insights. Her talent was also featured on Viceland’s "Flophouse," and her performance on Comedy Central’s "This Is Not Happening" earned a spot on Splitsider’s list of “2016’s Best Late Night Standup Sets,” illustrating her knack for crafting memorable and impactful routines. Her career has seen her tour extensively, having shared the stage with renowned comedians such as Margaret Cho, Kyle Kinane, Jen Kirkman, Ali Wong, Dana Gould, and Greg Behrendt, both nationally and internationally. This experience has honed her comedic skills and broadened her exposure to diverse audiences. Kate has showcased her comedy at some of the most prestigious festivals, including the Just for Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival, Limestone Comedy Festival, High Plains, Big Sky Festival, Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and San Francisco Sketchfest for five consecutive years. Most recently, she performed at the Laughing Skull Festival, underscoring her continued presence and relevance in the comedy scene. Earlier this year, she was recognized as a “Comic to Watch” at the LA RIOT festival, a testament to her rising star status. In 2017, Kate released her comedy album "Glass Gutter," which was recorded at The Convent in San Francisco—a venue that also featured in her episode of "Flophouse." The album showcases her sharp wit and ability to tackle complex and often personal topics with humor and honesty. Through her work, Kate Willett continues to challenge and entertain audiences with her bold and insightful comedic perspective, marking her as a distinctive and influential voice in contemporary comedy.