Will the real comedian stand up!
Robert Spaapen
Robert Spaapen grew up in Cambridge, England. At an early age he was impressed by leading English comedians like Rowan Atkinson en Stephen Fry, who, as students, were performing in small theatres.Spaapen studied in Leyden, The Netherlands, and formed the comedy duo Basterd with Onno Innemee. They ...
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About Robert Spaapen
Robert Spaapen grew up in Cambridge, England. At an early age he was impressed by leading English comedians like Rowan Atkinson en Stephen Fry, who, as students, were performing in small theatres.
Spaapen studied in Leyden, The Netherlands, and formed the comedy duo Basterd with Onno Innemee. They won prizes at the Amsterdam Kleinkunstfestival 1991.
Robert worked as a comedian, director and scriptwriter for television shows, but couldn’t ignore his English roots. He decided to become a stand up comedian and joined the Dutch Comedytrain.
His alias dr. Howard Beckman was born when he was invited to perform at the annual meeting of KPN, a Dutch telecom company. With his tailored fake speeches he has fooled many international managers and politicians. English humour at its best!
The presentation was visionary, informative and at the same time entertaining & interactive; and overall well received by the audience.
"We organized an in-house seminar for a specifically targeted audience of marketing professionals from financial organizations. Finding a key note speaker with experience in both marketing as finance was not easy. Mr. Fabre however did answer the profile. During the speech he gave his personal opinion on the future of banking, looking at it from a surprisingly different angle. We were pleased to hear that personalization is going to play a bigger role in banking as well, as personalization is one of our key messages for document printing. The presentation was visionary, informative and at the same time entertaining & interactive; and overall well received by the audience."
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Pamela Kirby Johnson, secretary
"Very many thanks for giving such an excellent and very funny speech at our Annual Diner on Friday.
You could tell from the audience reaction how much they enjoyed it and what a difference it made to the overall enjoyment of the ocassion."