Dan Rath is a lanky Australian whose body language is so awkward he looks as if he’s wearing a coat hanger under his shirt.
He has a habit of whacking his forehead against the microphone – whether a joke goes badly or well.
In a Fringe where neurodivergence has become the norm, Rath, very convincingly, claims to be a pioneer of the genre.
He says he has never watched a movie or grasped a metaphor.
