Alexander Neslobin in Leipzig (Germany)
Alexander Neslobin goes on a European tour in 2026 with the show “I’m файн”
Alexander Neslobin’s European Tour 2026 marks a new chapter in the career of one of the most recognizable figures in Russian-language stand-up comedy. His new show “I’m файн” is an honest, ironic, and deeply personal stand-up performance about life after relocation, adapting to a new country, and trying to stay true to oneself in a changing reality.
In this new program, Alexander Neslobin talks about family support, emigration without glorification or pathos, everyday details that suddenly turn into complex challenges, and a daughter who navigates the new country faster than adults. These are stories about fears, doubts, and situations that aren’t funny at first — but become very funny with time.
A filming of the project will take place in Munich on February 18.
“I’m файн” is a stand-up show about the feeling of “everything seems fine,” familiar to anyone who has started life from scratch. Neslobin’s humor remains distinctive: observant, intelligent, precise, and deeply human. No moralizing or loud conclusions — just real stories in which audiences easily recognize themselves.
Alexander Neslobin is a stand-up comedian, screenwriter, and director, one of the first residents of Comedy Club and a key figure in shaping modern Russian-language comedy. His work resonates equally with millennials and Gen Z.
Alexander Neslobin’s European Tour 2026 marks a new chapter in the career of one of the most recognizable figures in Russian-language stand-up comedy. His new show “I’m файн” is an honest, ironic, and deeply personal stand-up performance about life after relocation, adapting to a new country, and trying to stay true to oneself in a changing reality.
In this new program, Alexander Neslobin talks about family support, emigration without glorification or pathos, everyday details that suddenly turn into complex challenges, and a daughter who navigates the new country faster than adults. These are stories about fears, doubts, and situations that aren’t funny at first — but become very funny with time.
A filming of the project will take place in Munich on February 18.
“I’m файн” is a stand-up show about the feeling of “everything seems fine,” familiar to anyone who has started life from scratch. Neslobin’s humor remains distinctive: observant, intelligent, precise, and deeply human. No moralizing or loud conclusions — just real stories in which audiences easily recognize themselves.
Alexander Neslobin is a stand-up comedian, screenwriter, and director, one of the first residents of Comedy Club and a key figure in shaping modern Russian-language comedy. His work resonates equally with millennials and Gen Z.
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| Date: | 22.04.2026 |
| Time: | 20:00 |
| Venue: | Leipzig Central cabaret |
| Address: | King Albert House Markt 9, 04109 Leipzig |
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