If we view life as a stage, we are a nation that constantly forgets its lines, but excels at improvisation.

While learning the subtle line between tragedy and comedy, I realized that the true philosophy lies in the unwavering conviction of the neighborhood grocer who always says, "We don's sell expired goods."

In this performance, Yusuf Sarıkaya transforms the most ordinary moments of everyday life into philosophical issues.

Instead of seeking an answer to the question "Why are we here?", we are pursuing the question "Why are we still here, and why are we still laughing?"

We blend the famous Turkish sense of irony with the absurdity of existence, transforming the melancholic rehearsal of life into a joyful performance.

Looking at our own tragedies from the perspective of an outside observer might be the most honest way to understand the world. It's a bit like Plato, and a bit like "our dear Hüseyin."

In this solo performance where seriousness clashes with comedy and philosophy meets the streets, let's discover the true irony hidden behind the scenes together.