The article comments sarcastically on a situation related to a comedy festival where many artists were announced, but few or none are expected to actually perform. The title "Let's Play at Little Solidarity" already indicates the ironic tone of the piece, suggesting it is a facade gesture or of little substance.
The only artist referred to as effectively confirmed to perform is Jerry Seinfeld. The author notes that, although he is a well-known comedian, this situation ends up having a certain ironic humor for a comedy festival.
The piece ends with the observation that it is "a very bitter humor," suggesting that, although the situation seems humorous, there is underlying disappointment. The article is clearly a brief critical comment about what appears to have been an event with promises of solidarity or participation that did not materialize in practice.
