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Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Borysov
Born (1982-12-13) 13 December 1982 (age 43)
Dnipro, Ukrainian SSR
Citizenship Ukraine
EducationDIIT (2005)
OccupationsComedian, actor, writer
Known forKVN, League of Laughter
Notable workLena, Batko Rulit
AwardsVice-champion of the Major League of KVN (2013),
Winter Cup of the League of Laughter (2019)

Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Borysov (born 13 December 1982, Dnipro) is a Ukrainian comedian, actor and writer. He is a co-founder of the Dnepr KVN team, which competed in the Major League of KVN and the League of Laughter.[1]

Biography

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Volodymyr was born on 13 December 1982 in the city of Dnipro. During his senior school years, he studied at a lyceum affiliated with the DIIT, where he later enrolled. He studied from 2000 to 2005 and obtained a degree in economics and computer programming.

After graduating from university, he worked in his field at a bank; after a week, he asked them to "burn the documents".[2] He also had experience selling computers and worked for almost a year in the organizational department of a district city council.

Eventually, he chose a career as a comedian and became a vice-champion of KVN and a winner of the Winter Cup of the League of Laughter.

Comedy career

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KVN

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While still at school, Volodymyr participated in amateur artistic competitions, performing and doing parodies. At the institute, in 2000, he began playing KVN for his university team, Zheleznyye Dorozhniki. He later joined the team Nasha Ulitsa.[3]

In 2005, he became one of the co-founders of the KVN team Dnepr. The team subsequently competed in the Ukrainian Major League of KVN, the Premier League of KVN and the Major League of KVN.[4] They played in:

  • the Ukrainian Major League of KVN (2005–2009);
  • the Premier League of KVN (2008);
  • the Major League of KVN (2010–2013);
  • Singing KiViN (2010, 2012–2014).

In 2013, Dnepr reached the final of the Major League of KVN.[5] The team became the first Ukrainian team since 1997 to reach the Major League final.[6] After that season, the team ended its career in the Major League.

The Dnepr team was known for its duo "Igor and Lena", in which Volodymyr played the female part.[7] They humorously portrayed the life of a married couple. The duo later gave rise to the sketch comedy series Simeika U.

Outside Ukraine and Russia, the team toured other countries, including Kyrgyzstan and Germany.[8]

League of Laughter

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After ending their KVN career, the team members began participating in various individual projects. In 2019, the team entered the fifth season of the League of Laughter.[9] The team immediately became a favorite. The appearance of well-known Ukrainian comedy teams in the project was not new; Odessa Gentlemen, Vinnytski and VIP Ternopil had already appeared in the competition, but they were somewhat less popular and recognizable than the Dnepr team.[10]

In total, Volodymyr played with the team in:

  • the Summer Cup of the League of Laughter (2016);
  • the Winter Cups (2016, 2017; 2019 – winners);
  • the League of Laughter season (2019).

Other activities

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In addition to performing, Volodymyr worked as a comedy editor. In 2017, he was the chief editor of the League of Laughter at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.[11] He helped teams develop their potential and directly assisted in creating jokes.[12]

Under his supervision, the following KVN leagues were held: Vostok.ua (2014–2018), Moldova (2016–2018)[13], and Sagacitas (2017–2018). In the KVN Moldova league, he worked as an editor.[14] [15] In the League of Laughter, he edited the Odessa League, Zaporizhzhia League, Kyiv Student League, and KPI League of Laughter.

He hosted events such as birthdays, weddings, New Year's celebrations, and other events.

Television

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Year Title Credited as Role
Actor Writer
2013–2017 Kraina U Yes Yes Lena
2014–2017 Kazky U Yes Yes One of the Three Maidens
2018 Simeika U Yes Yes Lena
2020 Batko Rulit Yes No Mark

Awards

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  • President's Cup of Ukraine in 2012;
  • Two Small KiViNs – in 2012 and 2013;
  • Vice-champion of the Major League of KVN in 2013;
  • Winner of the Winter Cup of the League of Laughter in 2019.

Personal life

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Personal life

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He is married to Natalia Mykolaivna Borysova (born 16 July 1982). They have two daughters: Anastasiia (born 2010) and Anna (born 2020). His father is Oleksandr Borysovych, and his mother is Olha Vasylivna.

He has no hobbies and prefers spending time with his family.

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  1. "Лидер команды КВН «Днепр» Владимир Борисов: «В «Квартале 95» Зеленский все держал в кулаке»". MyDnepr.info. 2 June 2020.
  2. "Відомий артист спалив документи, щоб позбавитися кошмарів".
  3. "Лідер команди КВК «Днепр» Володимир Борисов: «У «Кварталі 95» Зеленський усе тримав у кулаку»".
  4. "КВН из Днепропетровска пробился к Маслякову". Dnepr.info.
  5. "Высшая лига КВН 2013 года: состав, схема и все результаты". KVN.ru. 30 December 2013.
  6. "Четверо смелых. Кому – чемпионство, а кому – просто память в сердцах. Обзор финалистов Высшей лиги КВН + бонус". KVN.ru. 6 December 2013.
  7. "Высшая лига КВН. Первый четвертьфинал. Онлайн-репортаж". KVN.ru.
  8. "Знаменита команда КВК «Збірна Дніпропетровська» виступить у Киргизстані".
  9. "Знакомимся: Днепр". League of Laughter.
  10. "Знайомимося: Днепр".
  11. "Ліга сміху КПІ: приходьте, буде смішно". Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. 7 November 2017.
  12. Суспільне Дніпро (2020-04-01). Актор, учасник команди «Днепр» КВК та Ліги сміху Володимир Борисов. Ранок з UA:Дніпро 01.04.2020. Retrieved 2025-03-27 via YouTube.
  13. "Молдова, Кишинев / Лиги / КВН". KVN.ru.
  14. "Молдова, Кишинев / Лиги / КВН". KVN.ru.
  15. "Відомий КВКавець Володимир Борисов: Ліга "Сагасітас" відрізняється від інших своїм благодійним початком". Archived from the original on 2023-04-07. Retrieved 2025-03-27.