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It is primarily about family and children. And also about planes, childbirth, Amsterdam, men, women, Olegs and Efims, gender parties, mushrooms, flowers, conversations with the audience, knives, avocados in the back, crab chips and much, much more.

Luka Khinikadze about age and appearance, dog, girlfriend and ecology, as well as about khinkali, Saakashvili and Georgian love.

Vera Kotelnikova about the signs of the Universe, saving icons, relationships and weight loss, female masturbation, perceptions of feminism, parents and, in fact, much more.

Sonya Medovshchikova about her quiet voice, relationships, first jokes, Russian fantasy, frightening old ladies and much more.

Philipp Voronin about lucky surnames, prices for haircuts, ratings of passengers and taxi drivers, his own recognition and driving a car.

Ivan pays attention to such topics as: psychoanalysis, the meaninglessness of reading classics at school, free marriage, the genius of Maxim Dunaevsky and the beauty of Morgenshtern, as well as childhood traumas and their impact on adult behavior.

Rasul Chabdarov, Rolls Royce among comedians, one of the brightest and most talented stand-up artists in Russia, presents his new concert and invites you to go on a joint journey through humorous serpentines. In his speech, Rasul will talk about the origins of women's confidence, talk about the greatness of the Mother, the cycle of life and share his fears. His charisma and unique style make every performance unforgettable. So fasten your seat belts and enjoy the ride.

"Slavic Values" is the first English-language concert by Evgeny Chebatkov, recorded in the fall of 2021. The unexpected combination of the brilliant imperial hall of the Pushkin Theater (which, by the way, was only half-filled due to the pandemic) and Evgeny in a classic Adidas tracksuit with three stripes immediately demonstrates the duality of everything happening. A Russian guy in Moscow performing in English... for whom? For you, of course.

Ivan Abramov's solo concert about the most important "girls".

During his tour in 2023 with the program "Mosquito Net", Eugene simultaneously gave performances in small bars. It was the bar program that became the main theme of this concert.

"Don't Look Back" is the third Russian-language concert by Evgeny Chebatkov. The broken rhythm of the narrative, liveliness, and vivid organic energy, all of these are present in "Don't Look Back". Bold and unexpected visual solutions from talented director Ivan Makhrov perfectly correlate with the comedian's unconventional humor.

Concert therapy. The concert is a journey deep into yourself. Mark gathered friends and family in the apartment to tell the truth about himself for the first time.

A comedian from the people, Pavel Dedishchev, presents his new concert "Like a buzz". The very name of the concert already gives you the opportunity to choose. Do you want to know what people depend on? Do you want to know what classical music can be compared to? Or do you just want to get away from everything and mess around? Everyone will find something different in the concert... How exciting!

Ira Prikhodko talks about relationships and the peculiarities of male nature, about bathroom procedures and elite restaurants, about boyfriend's children and the phenomenon of squirt.

Artem Vinokur about childhood and school, hypochondria and marriage, voice assistants, Duda, Dzhigan and Dzyuba.

New concert by Khetag Khugaev.

Misha Kostretsov collects interesting sounds and is fond of muppets, talks about dog tea, the bathhouse and his father's friends.

The first big solo concert of Guram Amaryan, in which he talks about the life and experiences of a young Eastern boy in Russia.

Seva is about attending a parent-teacher meeting, about bicycles and hummus, the worldview of the corporate environment and drug control.

A solo concert from the creator of the program "Women's Stand Up" Irina Myagkova. Irina recently turned 39. The comedian decided to publicly announce that she loves and appreciates her age, and Irina is not going to get younger. She makes fun jokes about the midlife crisis, shares her innermost feelings, recalls awkward and ridiculous incidents from her life. The audience in the hall rejoices, because the images are recognizable, and stupid situations have happened to everyone. Even with her appearance, Irina makes it clear to the viewer that now she prefers comfort in everything: on the occasion of the solo show, the artist dressed up in a cozy cardigan and comfortable sneakers.