

Rob Auton: The importance of positive internal monologue, and staying hydrated (poetry / standup) #601
Jan 15, 2025
Rob Auton, a captivating poet and stand-up comedian, shares his unique insights on the significance of positive internal monologue and staying hydrated. He discusses the emotional resonance of integrating music into comedy, the vital role of libraries in fostering creativity, and his eclectic artistic journey. Rob reflects on the unpredictable nature of live performances, emphasizing spontaneity and audience engagement. With a touch of humor, he delves into everyday absurdities, making connections between creativity and authentic human experiences.
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First Music Gig
- Rob Auton performed a music gig for the first time at End of the Road Festival.
- The gig was a success and inspired him to incorporate more music into his shows.
Acting Role
- Rob Auton accepted an acting role playing a homeless person alongside Danny Dyer.
- A paparazzi photo labeled him as a "homeless person" rather than an actor.
Seriousness of Performance
- Not everyone takes live performance as seriously as Rob Auton does.
- He aims to find more balance by rolling with the punches and having fun on stage.