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What I was somehow missing was a stronger unifying theme, a better connection between the different jokes/stories. Of course, everything seems to share the theme of “nonsense”, already given in the title, but I would have liked the nonsense somehow to come more from each other. This is the only major tie-in I can think of without getting into the nitty-gritty that could probably be cleaned up.
Kalvis wrote, “With this show, I’m trying to get more of a hitherto unknown audience to stand, and I’m also going to try to get people to take this genre and its representatives a little more seriously than they do now.” “. I think it definitely worked.
Capturing the audience’s attention for an hour by telling jokes alone on stage is no joke. Doing this without allowing the room to fall silent is a mastery.
The tour of the show is currently in full swing all over Latvia, so you can still try to get tickets. At least that’s what I recommend. Sure, don’t expect Bill Burr, Louie CK, or Jimmy Carr to cry hysterics from the show, but I’m pretty sure “Nonsense” will make everyone laugh.
