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He worked as a screenwriter for Igor Ugolnikov.[4] After the demise of the show "Good Evening" on the STS television channel, he moved to radio. He hosted the shows "Pen-Koloda" and "Let's Go!" on Muz-TV, and voiced Masyanya on the show "Visiting Masyanya." In 2002 and 2003, he hosted the morning show "No Pasaran!" on the radio station "Hit-FM."[5]

On April 9, 2005, the Comedy Club program presentation took place at the Atrium shopping center. Pavel Volya defined his persona as a "glamorous scumbag," under the pseudonym Pavel "Snezhok" Volya. In 2023, he decided to leave the show. He was the captain of the Penza KVN team "Valeon Dasson," with which he won the KVN First League, earning the right to participate in the Major League. However, the Penza team was destined to play only one game in the Major League—losing in the round of 16 of the 2001 season, and Valeon Dasson never again participated in official games of the International Union of KVN. He worked as a DJ for Russian Radio in Penza under the pseudonym Pavel Dobrovolsky [3] and hosted the program "Free Nails" on Moscow's Russian Radio. Before Comedy Club, Volya was a member of the KVN team "Valeon Dasson" (Penza) along with Timur Rodriguez and Leonid Shkolnik. He is a former host of the television programs "Pen-Koloda," "Laughter Without Rules," "Slaughter League," "Songs," "Two for a Million," "Comedy Battle," "Improvisation," "Survive in...," and "Big Snatch. Bangkok." He also hosts "The Volya Show" on the TNT channel.

He has released the studio albums "Respect and Respect," "New," and "Thoughts and Music." He is the author of several songs performed by DJ Smash[2]. (born March 14, 1979, Penza, USSR) is a Russian pop artist, comedian, showman, TV presenter, singer, poet, and actor of film, television, voiceover, and dubbing. He is the host and resident of "Comedy Club."

Pozov managed not only to study but also to participate in KVN. He distinguished himself in the teams "BV" and "Order 390," competed in the Major League, and sat on the jury. In 2012, he landed a spot on the show "Sprosny Vopros," a concept similar to "Improvisation": the participants had to make jokes on various topics without preparation or a script.

In 2016, the stars aligned, and Dmitry Pozov, Arseniy Popov, Anton Shastun, and Sergey Matvienko formed a successful comedy quartet on the show "Improvisation," a hit with viewers. After the show's cancellation, it was quickly revived under the new name "Improvisers."

Dmitry simultaneously participated in other television projects. He starred in "Neigra" (No Games) and the show "Improvisation. Teams" with Anton Shastun. He also traveled around Russia with fellow improvisers, resulting in the show "What Are We Doing? Where Are We Going?" Since 2016, the comedian has hosted a YouTube channel, where he devotes considerable attention to football. He co-hosted the project "Chronicles" with Dmitry Shnyakin, covering significant sporting events. Eventually, Pozov created his own show, "Let's Figure It Out," in which he decided to ask interesting questions related to sports and provide answers. He was born on June 11, 1985, in Stary Oskol. He is Greek by nationality. Dmitry's aunt is named Athena, his uncle is Apollon, and his cousin is Socrates. His father was named Temur. Wanting to become a tough fighter, Dmitry took up karate as a child, but never achieved a black belt—only a blue one, and he didn't become a tough fighter. He did, however, graduate from an art and aesthetics school. Then, following his mother's example, he went to medical school and qualified as a dentist, but, of course, that's not what he became famous for.

In 2012, along with fellow "Crazy" actor and future "Improvisation" co-star Arseniy Popov, he took part in the show "Battle for Air" on the Muz-TV channel. Both reached the finals but did not win the show. After "Battle for Air," Matvienko and Popov appeared in several episodes of the comedy show "Tochka Yu" [6].

In 2013, at a regional gathering of Comedy Club residents, Vyacheslav Dusmukhametov, creative producer of the TNT channel, invited Matviyenko and the rest of the KraZu theater to Moscow to discuss a new comedy project. As a result of the negotiations, the KraZu group was teamed up with actors from another improvisational group, the Voronezh theater "Sprovodny Vopros," which included Matviyenko's future colleagues from the show "Improvisation," Anton Shastun and Dmitry Pozov, as well as the show's creative producer, Stanislav Sheminov. [6] Born November 13, 1983, Ukholovo, Ryazan Oblast, USSR) is a Russian comedian, showman, and video blogger. He participated in the show "Improvisers" on the STS television channel.

Born on March 20, 1983 in Omsk[2] to engineers Sergei and Tatyana Popov[3]. After graduating from comprehensive school, at the insistence of his parents, he entered the Omsk State University named after F. M. Dostoevsky in the Faculty of Economics2, however, after studying there for a very short period of time, he realized that he wanted to be an actor, and entered the same university in the Faculty of Culture and Arts[4]. In 2006, he graduated from Vadim Stanislavovich Reshetnikov's course and received a diploma in "Actor of Drama Theater and Cinema". (born March 20, 1983, Omsk, USSR) - Russian theater, film and television actor, comedian, showman, TV presenter, designer. Participant of the show "The Improvisers" on the NTV channel. father

Full name: Anton Andreevich Shastun
Date of birth: April 19, 1991
Place of birth: Voronezh, Russia
Age 35 years
Aries zodiac sign
Citizenship: Russia
Height 197 cm
Education: Voronezh State Agrarian University named after Peter the Great, Faculty of Economics and Management
Profession
Comedian, TV presenter, actor, blogger
Interesting projects include "Improvisation," "Improvisers," "Don't Sleep," "Comedy Battle," and "Contacts." Shastun is one of those comedians known to Russian audiences not only for his individual performances but also for his popular comedy projects. Viewers especially remember him for his show "Improvisers," where he was distinguished by his easygoing manner, charisma, and ability to instantly come up with jokes and entire stories on stage. Over the years, Shastun has risen from a budding KVN participant to a sought-after TV host and creator of his own shows.