Only a few days remain until one of the most anticipated events on the Burgas stage. On August 22, the Sea Station will turn into an arena of boundless laughter, when Bulgarian comedy legends Ivan Cheshmedjiev and Venzi Kutsarov present their new multimedia show “The Kings of Humor.” The start is precisely at 8:00 PM, and the event promises to gather fans from across the country.

The duo behind the cult comedy show “Tuturutka” returns to the stage with an exceptionally strong program, filled with their signature absurd humor. To enhance the effect, they are also bringing in the new generation of Bulgarian comedy – Melisa Obretenova, Rayna Yanakieva, Tihomir Marinov, and Deyan Milev. This combination is expected to create a unique dialogue between experience and fresh energy, promising an unforgettable experience.

For almost an hour and a half, the audience will be immersed in a kaleidoscope of nonstop sketches, stand-up comedy, improvisations, and multimedia surprises. Among the biggest highlights of the evening is the revival of iconic hits performed live, including the timeless classic

Will you study, will you work?
. Especially for the residents and guests of Burgas, the creators of the show have prepared another surprise, the details of which remain secret to enhance the sense of exclusivity.

A special guest of the show, for the first time in Bulgaria, will be the mysterious “male guru.” He is presented as the cousin of the famous Natalia Kobilkina and will deliver a unique seminar designed “for men only.” This unexpected element in the program further fuels the audience’s curiosity.

The History of “Tuturutka”

The roots of this comedy phenomenon go back in time, as “Tuturutka” became the most popular comedy show in Bulgaria. With more than 400,000 followers on their official channels, the group has left a lasting mark on pop culture over its 30-year history. Founded in 1995, “Tuturutka” quickly established itself as a cult phenomenon, creating over 1,000 video clips and performing more than 1,000 concerts both in Bulgaria and abroad – in the USA, Canada, England, Austria, Germany, Spain, Malta, and Cyprus.

Their live performances are known for being a one-of-a-kind multimedia spectacle. It skillfully blends Anglo-Saxon absurd humor with the Balkans’ trademark “salty” jokes, including:

  • sketches
  • songs
  • stand-up comedy
  • buffo lip sync
  • interactive animation with the audience

The group’s trademark is their socially engaged humor, delivered with unconventional stage energy that made them favorites of an entire generation. Known for their freedom to tell the truth through laughter, “Tuturutka” often touches on taboo topics, political absurdities, and mentality issues, all passed through the lens of ruthless satire.