Mark Sergienko is a comedian who takes the time to convince us otherwise: life is strange, politicians are getting older, and cockroaches in the head multiply faster than new laws. His concerts are a chronicle of post-Soviet fatigue, where the funny often sounds like a side effect of survival.
The main themes are loneliness, family wars and a constant sense of absurdity going on all around, which you get used to reluctantly. Mark carefully wrings out personal dramas and big politics, showing that even global catastrophes do not in any way interfere with the eternal search for understanding.
