When life is a series of masks and obligations, stand-up turns into a rare window of honesty, where you can admit to being tired of being the perfect father and adult, without forgetting about cynical childhood and family difficulties. An evening where tablets to children are not a vice but salvation, and men's tears are a rare but true act of sincerity. Stories about an alcoholic mom, an orphanage, and the search for self between masks sound both bitter and restrained, like an attempt to survive in a world where everyone is trying to appear better than they are. If you are tired of faceless jokes about everyday life and relationships, this concert is about real life, albeit with a bitter smile.
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