Garik Oganisyan is a comedian with the intonation of a man who has already moved "to a better life", but his suitcase was anxiously lost in transit. In his soliloquies, emigration looks not like a novel, but a long transplant: borders, documents, alien rules and the feeling that "to breathe out" is a separate visa.
The themes are held together by tired sarcasm about politics, depression and everyday absurdity: the world is crumbling, but you still have to live - between shawarma, psychotherapy and the eternal question "where am I even going?". The strong idea here is simple and unpleasant: reality writes a story better than any author, it just tastes worse.
From the verifiable facts: Oganisyan is a resident of Stand Up Club #1 and a participant of the Internet show "Poraraz Birazza", and also worked as a scriptwriter for "Evening Urgant".
