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About Kovács András Péter

Kovács András Péter, known as KAP, was born in Budapest on 19 March 1978 and is a Hungarian humorist and writer regarded as one of the founders of stand-up comedy in Hungary. He graduated from the ELTE Faculty of Law and Political Sciences in 2001 and completed a doctoral programme there in 2004, later teaching legal history and media law at Károli Gáspár Reformed University and legal informatics at ELTE. In 2004, at Gergely Litkai's invitation, he became one of the founding members of the Godot Dumaszínház comedy company, making him one of its longest-serving members. That same year he began writing Gúnygejzír, the humor supplement of Hócipő magazine, which he authored for five years. In 2006 he won Hungarian Radio's 8th Humor Festival and became a regular writer and performer on Rádiókabaré. In 2008 he received the Karinthy Ring award. He has published the novels Multigáz (2010) and its sequel Médialom (2011), and his second solo stage show, Pereputty (2012), was released as a recording titled Ősök és utódok in 2015.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the comedian known as KAP?

KAP is Kovács András Péter, a Hungarian humorist and writer born in Budapest on 19 March 1978 and regarded as one of the founders of stand-up comedy in Hungary.

What did Kovács András Péter study?

Kovács András Péter graduated from the ELTE Faculty of Law and Political Sciences in 2001 and completed a doctoral programme there in 2004.

Has Kovács András Péter taught at a university?

Yes. Kovács András Péter taught legal history and media law at Károli Gáspár Reformed University and legal informatics at ELTE.

How is Kovács András Péter connected to Godot Dumaszínház?

In 2004, at Gergely Litkai's invitation, Kovács András Péter became one of the founding members of the Godot Dumaszínház comedy company, which makes him one of its longest-serving members.

What did Kovács András Péter write for Hócipő?

Starting in 2004, Kovács András Péter wrote Gúnygejzír, the humor supplement of Hócipő magazine, for five years.

What awards has Kovács András Péter won?

In 2006 KAP won Hungarian Radio's 8th Humor Festival and became a regular writer and performer on Rádiókabaré, and in 2008 he received the Karinthy Ring award.

Which novels has Kovács András Péter published?

Kovács András Péter has published the novels Multigáz (2010) and its sequel Médialom (2011).

What is Pereputty?

Pereputty (2012) is the second solo stage show of Kovács András Péter, and it was released as a recording titled Ősök és utódok in 2015.

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