Ivan Ilyin is a comedian who long ago gave up looking for harmony in clear rules. His concerts are a funny excursion through the lost corners of common sense, where instead of advice on life, tickets to a hall with absurd sketches of everyday life are handed out.
In "Primitivism", attempts to make sense of the chaos are replaced by a bitter pleasure in asking questions of reality and clapping, if not with the palms of one's hands, at least with the eyes.
In "The Little Prince" we see everything that the modern era turns everyday life into: longing, philosophical nibbling at everyday life and a hopeless attempt to understand what happiness is if there are only parrots and strange exercise machines in the yard.
Ilyin does not suggest solving problems - he shows how to make friends with them. Or at least laugh together in the face of despair.
