Zoya Yarovitsyna is a master of short distances between ordinary life and the stoic absurdity of life. Her concerts act as a mirror for all those who are tired of counting the number of full batteries on their vibrator and have not yet given up under the oppression of mortgages and broken light bulbs.
Through cynical observations about family life, work, burnout and women's routines, Yarovitsyna does not so much sympathize as soberly reminds: survival is not a temporary measure, but a way of life. An approach for those who don't expect easy motivational stories, but appreciate a tired but strong irony that can glue together the remnants of common sense without unnecessary pathetics.
