“A man in front of a mirror” with Jan Levinson

“A man in front of a mirror” is a performance for women and ... their immediate environment.              “A man in front of a mirror” is a comedy with elements of nostalgia and ... a claim to knowledge of life.              “A man in front of a mirror” is an ironic monologue on behalf of a generation that grew up in the era of red pioneer ties and black-and-white domestic TVs.              “A man in front of a mirror” is a frank confession only for adults, or rather, for former children.              The main character performed by Jan Levinson finally gives answers to “eternal” questions:              What does a man think when looking at an outside woman? And does he think at that moment at all?              Why did we get married so early?              Do I need to give children a pacifier?              What to fear at a meeting of classmates?              Is smoking really harmful?              Who is a superman?              What can an honest man steal?              Which of the superheroes was born in the USSR?              Where did the gas-powered machines go?              Does a man have grandchildren, does this necessarily mean that he is a grandfather?              What does a long marriage lead to?              Is there sex after 50? And after 55?              In other words, everything that you always wanted to know about an adult man, but were embarrassed to ask him.              Comedian, captain of the Odessa Gentlemen KVN team, showman, TV presenter Yan Levinson will make your evening unique!