Dates and times
Sat, Nov 21 - 6:00pm
Venue
The PumpHouse Theatre
Prices
| Earlybird Price | $35.00 |
| Friends of The PumpHouse | $29.00 |
Additional fees
| Booking Fee | $7.50 per booking |
| Card Processing Fee | 2.5% |
How to get tickets
Buy tickets online now from The PumpHouse Theatre box office:
About
Он говорит на многих языках, но главный из них — язык юмора.
Он превращает любую заурядную историю в комедийный рассказ.
Его остроумие родом из медицины, науки, музыки, строительства и просто повседневной жизни!
Михаил Штейнер родился в стране безграничных возможностей и железного занавеса, жил и работал в разных странах, сменил профессию и однажды обнаружил себя на сцене с микрофоном в руке перед смеющейся публикой.
Это будет смешной, лёгкий, разносторонний концерт с сюрпризами — с прекрасными музыкантами и историями о людях, в которых вы, возможно, узнаете себя. В антракте — традиционные чебуреки и напитки, музыка и смех.
Смех продлевает жизнь — гарантируем полтора часа безудержного веселья!
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He speaks many languages, but his first language is humour.
Michael Shteiner can turn any ordinary story into a comedy routine. His jokes come from medicine, science, music, construction and good old everyday life. Born in the land of endless opportunity behind the Iron Curtain, Michael lived and worked in several countries, swapped one career for another, and one day found himself on stage, microphone in hand, facing a laughing audience.
Expect a funny, light-hearted evening full of surprises, with great live musicians and stories about people you might just recognise — maybe even yourself. At the interval: traditional chebureki, drinks, music and more laughter.
Laughter is good for your health, and we guarantee an hour and a half of non-stop fun!
Performed in Russian.
SHOW INFORMATION
Runtime
approx. 3 hours with an interval
Age Recommendation
Recommended for ages 15+
Advisory
The performance is in Russian. It is a light-hearted mix of stand-up, music and life stories, gently poking fun at the everyday things we all know too well. There may be some light, friendly interaction with the audience.