"Yes, it's me" is a solo concert by Masha Scherbakova about the most thankless occupation in the world: living an ordinary life and pretending that it's not a TV series about petty humiliations. There is a lot of self-irony and careful observations about yourself, relationships and the eternal difference between expectations and reality - the one that always comes without warning.
The main idea is simple and uncomfortable: awkwardness is not an "accident," but the basic equipment of an adult. Household trifles, personal stories and recognizable situations are gathered into one calm, slightly sarcastic portrait of everyday life, where there is no heroism but plenty of honesty.
From the facts not about jokes: Shcherbakova not only performs, but was engaged in organizing open mics in Moscow, including the projects "Femstandup" and "Moscow grassroots comedy" - because "there was nowhere to perform", and had to fix the industry with her own hands. ([rb.ru](https://rb.ru/interview/open-mic/))
