Dima Gavrilov is a comedian whose concerts resemble a survival manual for urban melancholy. His dark humor is built on a sharp but recognizable look at everyday idiocy: there is the absurdity of dating, the store as a battlefield, and the eternal battle with one's own nerves.
Gavrilov's skeptical attitude to everything, the easy meaninglessness of yoga and daily routine - everything turns into a mixture of helpless irony and inseparable anxiety. Behind all domestic disasters and awkward attempts to live there is one thing: even if the world were to end tomorrow, we would still have to go out for bread and deal with the next little thing.
