The comedian Shcherbakov, who lost his concerts, penetrated the screens all over Russia

Popular stand-up comedian Alexey Shcherbakov, whose concerts are often canceled in In Russia, penetrated into all cinemas of the country. Posters with him flash all over Moscow.

Shcherbakov voiced the main character of the film "Marsupilami. Fluffy Cruise" directed by Philippe Lachaux. He also acted as the screenwriter of the film and the performer of the role of the main character, who is voiced by Shcherbakov.

In the video, which was published by the telegram channel of the Exhibitor rental company, Shcherbakov talks about a new experience for himself.

"First of all, Philippe Lachaux is a great comedian, a great guy, I was pleased that I somehow came into contact with him. I've always wanted to try my hand at voice acting and now, finally, this opportunity has been given. It was difficult for me, they praised me, and assured me that it turned out great, but they probably disingenuous," Shcherbakov modestly noted.

As reported by EADaily, Shcherbakov is a colleague of the exiled for 50 years from Russian comedian Nurlan Saburov and his colleague on the show "BCHBD". Shcherbakov is currently facing a wave of cancellations of his concerts. However, he found a way around it — now the stand-up artist does not perform at stadiums and in large halls, but gathers small clubs for 500-1000 people. Moreover, there are no announcements of performances in Alexey's social networks. To find out more about them, you have to dig into Runet — for example, concerts in Alapaevsk (Sverdlovsk region), Kungur (Perm Region), Kandalaksha and Apatity (both in the Murmansk region) are due to take place soon.

However, this technology probably doesn't work either. Shcherbakov's concert scheduled for mid-April in Kyshtym (Chelyabinsk region) was canceled.

"An official e—mail about the cancellation was sent to our e-mail address," said a representative of the Pobeda Recreation Center, where the concert was to take place.

He did not name the reason for the cancellation of the concert and the author of the letter, he refused to disclose the number of tickets sold.