Kirill Selegey in Belgrade on October 9 with a stand-up comedy show at “V Mire Kavardak”

Four years ago, Kirill left Russia and now chronicles the absurdities of life around the world. In his new show, he tackles consumerism, nuclear weapons, shifting gender roles, dictatorships, all the wars in the world, human rights, the environment, and, of course, a bit of toilet humor for true comedy connoisseurs.

In Russia, you may have seen Kirill on “StandUp” on TNT and “Evening Urgant.” And now you can catch him on the show “Dobey” from Ari Standup Club Armenia and Stand Up Local Live Warsaw, on Mikhail Kozyrev’s show “How It All Turned Out” on the Dozhd TV channel, or on Reels Special.

Kirill’s audience isn’t limited by age: his shows appeal to a well-read, intelligent, yet not prudish audience ranging from 18 to 90 years old. And Yuri Dud is absolutely thrilled after watching Kirill’s previous show. https://youtu.be/P0KOfd7NVYo?si=eym5MdcBr4lK0mzN

Attending the concert won’t distract you from the news feed, but it will help reduce emotional overload and allow you to take a calmer approach to it.

Event Details

• 🗓 Friday, October 9 • Doors open at 6:30 p.m., show starts at 7:00 p.m.
• 🚏 Teatar 78, Resavska 78a, Belgrade
• Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/64TKX2jbU9RqG6Q46
• Organizer/chat: https://t.me/standup_beo