Pasha Kozyrev is a professional observer of domestic disasters and fragile relationship systems, forever balancing between feminine mysticism and masculine fatigue. His main talent is to survive where others would have gone mad long ago, and to record it in the form of a careful report with just the right amount of sarcasm.
In his concerts, family traditions meet daily catastrophes: the struggle between introvert and extrovert and the eternal crash-test of "who is the witch and who is the patient". Pasha doesn't make a hero of himself - he just talks about the very life that most people would rather not remember.
