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Lambros Fisfis' second solo show concludes its online run with livestream on demand screenings. Filmed at the historic Vempo Theater in front of an audience of 700, Lambros Fisfis spends 55 minutes commenting on all the little details of everyday life that unite us and satirizing those that conspire against our happiness. What are the rules of the Greek taverna? Why is the afternoon nap a religion? How do you properly enter the sea in the summer? What does a thirty-year-old do in a club? What is Greek about a Ryanair flight? How do you survive in rooms to let? What is the protocol for traveling by ferry boat? Why is tequila a decision and not a drink? What is the difference between Russian and Cypriot? The answers to these and many more questions in the comedy special.
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Lambros Fisfis' second solo show concludes its online run with livestream on demand screenings. Filmed at the historic Vempo Theater in front of an audience of 700, Lambros Fisfis spends 55 minutes commenting on all the little details of everyday life that unite us and satirizing those that conspire against our happiness. What are the rules of the Greek taverna? Why is the afternoon nap a religion? How do you properly enter the sea in the summer? What does a thirty-year-old do in a club? What is Greek about a Ryanair flight? How do you survive in rooms to let? What is the protocol for traveling by ferry boat? Why is tequila a decision and not a drink? What is the difference between Russian and Cypriot? The answers to these and many more questions in the comedy special.

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