Miloš Santrač, Lena Ilić and Aleksandar Novaković in Belgrade on 26 November - a stand-up night with three comedians at Dorćol Platz

Standup.rs puts Miloš Santrač, Lena Ilić and Aleksandar Novaković on stage on Thursday, 26 November, at 8 pm at Belgrade's Dorćol Platz. The host is Ilija Terzić. It's a regular format for the organisation that staged the first stand-up nights in Serbia in 2009: three writers, their own material and a club crowd.

Lena Ilić, according to the announcement, is nearly thirty and nobody has yet managed to explain to her what a wage garnishment is. She won the craziest hairstyle award on a school trip to Sokobanja, and she has no pet, but plans to adopt healthy habits in a few years. If you recognise yourself in that sentence, you're probably the right audience.

Miloš Santrač does stand-up alongside journalism because, as he puts it, he's allergic to money. Aleksandar Novaković, Aki, is 20, a student, trains parkour and climbs rooftops, and his bio says he doesn't know the difference between libido, alibi, albino and placebo. With bios like these it's hard to check how much is true. That's what the stage is for.

The ticket is 800 dinars, about 421 denars, both on tickets.rs and at the door. Those bought in advance come with a seat, and Dorćol Platz is at Dobračina 59b in Belgrade.