Kate Fox is a poet and regular broadcaster on Radio 4’s spoken word cabaret, “The Verb”, and has made two comedy series for Radio 4.

A core value underpinning Kate's work as a facilitator, thinker, writer and performer, is prioritising radical self-acceptance over conformity to neoliberal narratives of constant growth and productivity. She creates and champions neurodivergent affirming spaces, rooted in authenticity and collective care. She aims to create spaces where neurodivergent ways of being are understood and affirmed.

Kate has been Poet in Residence for Glastonbury Festival, the Great North Run, Tour de Yorkshire and Radio 4’s Saturday Live, and completed a PhD in stand-up comedy from the University of Leeds. She is also the author of “On Sycamore Gap” (Harper North), “Bigger on the Inside” (Smokestack Books) and “The Oscillations” (Nine Arches Press) and “Where There’s Muck There’s Bras: Amazing Stories of Northern Women” (Harper North).

Biographical details correct as of 08.07.25