Alexander Nezlobin is going on tour with his show “I’m Fine,” a stand-up comedy series about life after moving and trying to maintain oneself in a new reality. The comedian shares stories about family remaining close, about everyday details that turn into real quests, and about a daughter who adapts faster than her parents. These stories touch on fears and doubts that eventually become humorous.

Nezlobin approaches the topic of immigration without unnecessary pathos, focusing on everyday situations familiar to many. His humor retains a recognizable style—observant, intelligent, with precise touches on human experience. Viewers are immersed in a state of “everything seems normal,” finding reflections of their own lives in the jokes.

The author, screenwriter, and one of the first Comedy Club residents continues to shape Russian-language stand-up comedy. The program attracts millennials and zoomers with its relatable attitude—no sweeping conclusions, just heartfelt stories from the stage.