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Those of you who were around last year may remember Kate Berthold C’06. The three-time V-Show star, Tea Party improv cast member, writer and performer of the one-woman “Samantha Show” as her senior thesis, B&W Campus Character and part of the legendary Prangstgrüp lecture musical has moved on to her next role in life: starring in Logo’s big new gay-themed sketch comedy show, titled, uh, “Big Gay Sketch Show“.
A Bwog staffer caught up with Kate to ask about her thoughts on the premiere. “I really hope that a lot of people watch it. If it goes well enough, maybe I can quit my telemarketing job one day,” she said, adding that “the funny thing is that when this show premiers, I’ll be out to every human being in America except my Grandfather. AWKward…” If there’s one thing she can count on her fellow Columbians supporting, it’s awkwardness. Tune in to the aforementioned cable channel tonight at 10 to catch the first show, and check out this article on Kate from Columbia College Today and this one from the NYT on the show for more.
-CJS
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@i fucking... LOVE…that issue of Columbia College Today. All three main articles are about gay Columbians. Yay for the gays!
@Oh man I’m glad I’m not the only one that noticed that. I couldn’t figure out if it was on purpose or if they were just sort of making up for lost time.
@mckinnon is her middle name… or mother’s maiden name… but legally it’s hers
@yay i’m so happy for her! kate is great!
@mckinnon. stage name
@mckinnon? wtf
@cc06 kate is amazing! she made the varsity show what it is both through her own talent and her ability to play off others’ talent. i mean zeus = awesome! and even her stage presence in first year in dial d for deadline. she is so talented and i really hope this show is a success…. too bad i don’t get the channel :(
@yeah logo? wtf? where can anyone watch that?