When life resembles airport chaos and gay propaganda bans, the comedian tries to find light in family, children and good old classics, occasionally straying into philosophy about pianos and teenage striptease. A mix of domestic anxieties, social absurdities and music school nostalgia, all sauced with a tired, ironic look at modernity. The result is a concert about how to survive and not go crazy when everything around you seems a little crazy.
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