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A new face to Edinburgh though not to comedy connoisseurs Australian writer, comedian and all-round performing talent Rob Spence has decided it's time to introduce the Fringe to a whole new brand of entertainment. With his seemingly boneless body and rubber face, Rob Spence's performances combine quick fire stand-up with extraordinary physical comedy skills In Rob's one-man Edinburgh 2006 show, Body Language, he explores
the world of non-verbal messaging that makes up to as much as
80% of our every day communication and shows how little we have
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the world of non-verbal messaging that makes up to as much as
80% of our every day communication and shows how little we have
evolved beyond the animal kingdom. DescriptionA new face to Edinburgh though not to comedy connoisseurs Australian writer, comedian and all-round performing talent Rob Spence has decided it's time to introduce the Fringe to a whole new brand of entertainment. With his seemingly boneless body and rubber face, Rob Spence's performances combine quick fire stand-up with extraordinary physical comedy skills In Rob's one-man Edinburgh 2006 show, Body Language, he explores
the world of non-verbal messaging that makes up to as much as
80% of our every day communication and shows how little we have
evolved beyond the animal kingdom. [nm_show_type] => Edinburgh Fringe 2006 [nm_show_type_short] => Edinburgh Fringe 2006 [hidden] => 0 ) -->
DescriptionA new face to Edinburgh though not to comedy connoisseurs Australian writer, comedian and all-round performing talent Rob Spence has decided it's time to introduce the Fringe to a whole new brand of entertainment. With his seemingly boneless body and rubber face, Rob Spence's performances combine quick fire stand-up with extraordinary physical comedy skills In Rob's one-man Edinburgh 2006 show, Body Language, he explores
the world of non-verbal messaging that makes up to as much as
80% of our every day communication and shows how little we have
evolved beyond the animal kingdom.
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