Anna Protokovilo

A collection of jokes by Sergey Orlov that didn’t make it into his major solo specials: a selection of observations, stories, and reflections on a trip to America and the clash between expectations and reality, poor English skills, travel, life after thirty, and other everyday situations that serve as a starting point for exploring why people are the way they are.

A group of children is trying to prevent a new construction in a middle of a national park.

A group of teenagers are sent to the farm as a punishment for ruining the prom party.

Orlov's second stand-up special, recorded in October 2020.

Another one Sergey Orlov's stand-up special, at this time bought by MTS.

The fourth concert of Sergei Orlov, filmed in Moscow in November 2022.

A collection of jokes by Sergey Orlov that didn’t make it into his major solo specials: a selection of observations, stories, and reflections on a trip to America and the clash between expectations and reality, poor English skills, travel, life after thirty, and other everyday situations that serve as a starting point for exploring why people are the way they are.

A collection of jokes by Sergey Orlov that didn’t make it into his major solo specials: a selection of observations, stories, and reflections on a trip to America and the clash between expectations and reality, poor English skills, travel, life after thirty, and other everyday situations that serve as a starting point for exploring why people are the way they are.

A group of children is trying to prevent a new construction in a middle of a national park.

A group of teenagers are sent to the farm as a punishment for ruining the prom party.

Orlov's second stand-up special, recorded in October 2020.

Another one Sergey Orlov's stand-up special, at this time bought by MTS.

The fourth concert of Sergei Orlov, filmed in Moscow in November 2022.

The third solo concert by Sergey Orlov, recorded in November 2021.

With his characteristic energy and absurdist humor, Sergey Orlov examines everyday absurdities—from awkward sugar sticks in cafes to barbershop visits and belief in aliens.