Boris Barsky's solo performance "Savage FOREVER or What are men silent about?"

The funniest and wisest show about the relationship between a Man and a Woman! About what unites us, attracts to each other. And what separates us. Yes, we are different, we are contradictory. But we are also unique, we are one of a kind. Lovers and loved ones, happy and unhappy. The whole truth about family life! "What Men Are Silent About" is comedian Rob Becker's incredible attempt to answer the questions that worry us the most. The American actor, and part-time family psychologist, came so close to the truth that his play not only held a record time on the stages of Broadway and Vegas, but was also awarded the Olivier Awards and even got on the pages of the Book of Theater Records. A unique one-man show in the genre of stand-up is a gripping monologue in which all the absurdity of conflicts in relationships is played up. The performance, despite its lightness and fun, pursues an important goal - the reconciliation of the opposite sex and the opportunity to make their life at least a little more fun and harmonious. Here are just a few viewer reviews: “Thank you very much, we were on the verge of divorce. You saved our marriage. You turned us to face each other. " “I got the impression that he was sitting in our kitchen, and he wrote down everything that happened between me and my husband.” “Thank you, thank you very much. I fell in love with my husband again tonight. ” “It really strengthens family relationships, even at 56!”These are just four of the many responses that the actor hears after almost every performance of "The Savage". It's worth playing for that. It's worth watching for this! The script for the play was written by an American family psychologist, comedian Rob Becker. It premiered on March 26, 1995 on Broadway at the Helen Hayes Theater. The play, performed by Becker himself, has been played more than 700 times on Broadway alone, and then more than 1,500 times in 160 US cities. "Savage Forever" entered the Book of Theater Records as the longest-running solo show and holds this record to this day. The play has been translated into 35 languages ​​and has been successfully performed in more than 45 countries around the world. New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani declared July 18 "Caveman Day" and renamed 44th Street in western New York City "Caveman Road". Most recently Savage Forever won the prestigious Olivier Awards in London. Boris Barsky about "Savage" https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=135&v=qjy4-_LQWdU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXQ1vTKxjoc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqtRoor4_Cs