Mikhail is 56, he has an outstanding TV career, three children and big challenges in life, one of which is to start over as a stand-up comedian. In the concert "Vintage" he talks about all this, as well as about a pandemic, a vaccine, childhood in Leningrad, fascists and fear of the future.
Mikhail Shats
Mikhail is 56, he has an outstanding TV career, three children and big challenges in life, one of which is to start over as a stand-up comedian. In the concert "Vintage" he talks about all this, as well as about a pandemic, a vaccine, childhood in Leningrad, fascists and fear of the future.
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