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Turpinājums. Rūdolfa Kugrēna solo stand-up izrāde
“Turpinājums” is Rūdolfs Kugrēns’ latest stand-up comedy show. The epicenter of Rūdolfs’s narrative and jokes is Āgenskalns ¬¬– the Riga district where he grew up and still lives. It is this part of Riga that serves as an inspiration for many of Rūdolfs’ jokes and as the beginning of his life roles - being a son to his parents, to whom he is a continuation, and being a father to his son, who is his continuation.
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“Turpinājums” is Rūdolfs Kugrēns’ latest stand-up comedy show. The epicenter of Rūdolfs’s narrative and jokes is Āgenskalns ¬¬– the Riga district where he grew up and still lives. It is this part of Riga that serves as an inspiration for many of Rūdolfs’ jokes and as the beginning of his life roles - being a son to his parents, to whom he is a continuation, and being a father to his son, who is his continuation.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rūdolfs Kugrēns
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Go3 (LV)
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