Actress, writer, presenter and interactive dinner party organiser Sadie Kaye can truly be described as about 5' 9'' and wearing a particularly fetching feather boa, which for medical reasons she can never take off. If you see her, please phone Crimestoppers immediately.

What's in your Favourites folder at the moment?
Origami 'cause this ancient Japanese art remains the best site I know. Seriously, I like using my time online purposefully so: hungover for cures for those days after the night before, worlds best bars for those days before the mornings after and mingers, where I've thoughtfully stuck most of my friends.

Are there any decent comedy sites out there?
Ha ha bonk and Jib jab are two of my personal favourites. Also check out Sack the Writer – Jedishite is my favourite! The Ali G site is also pretty funny.

What do you think makes a good comedy site?
Anything that's fresh, funky and fun. It's got to be easy to find your way around and have lots of things to do and see.

Does the Internet provide a new way of promoting comedy?
What, you mean because it's interactive, instantly accessible and worldwide? Nah!

We've found it quite hard to find many women involved in online comedy. Are we not looking in the right places or what?
Behind every techie webmaster there's a league of hysterical women taking the piss.

Tell us a bit about Dinner Party TV?
It's an interactive comedy drama which will launch on Channel 4 on 18 March. There are 24 comic characters on the website. You vote for your favourites and watch the seven most popular take part in a comedy dinner party. I play Marla, the woman behind the whole thing. She spies on them, stalks them and generally makes their lives hell, all for your amusement.

Who's behind it?
Err... a cameraman. And ETV Centre.

Anything you'd like us to plug while you're here?
Watch out for my Channel 4 takeover! I'll also be appearing in the next series of Sex and the City as Carrie's kooky English cousin, Suzy.