Nikita Dubrovsky is a man in a red shirt and chronically allergic to enthusiasm. His stand-up is the diary of an adult who is too tired to follow trends and who thinks for a suspiciously long time whether it is worth growing up at all, if everything is itchy as it is.
In this concert, Dubrovsky calmly dissects modern hustle and bustle: relationships from the category of "why?", family troubles without instructions and battles for simple life comforts - like a normal sleep or beard where requested. It's not sparkling, but rather honest: facing reality is at least funny if you look at it from the right angle.
