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About Denis Kosyakov

Denis Kosyakov trained for the stage, graduating from the Shchukin Theatre Institute in 2006, and went into television comedy almost at once. In 2007 he won the first season of Laughter Without Rules (Smekh bez pravil) on TNT, joined the channel's Killer League (Uboynaya liga) for the next few years and took part in Comedy Club.

The TNT comedy tournament Comedy Battle gave him a bronze in 2011 and the title in 2012 as part of the team Jokers. By then his work had shifted toward writing. He was showrunner and screenwriter of the sitcom Zaytsev+1, then screenwriter and creative producer of Ostrov (Island), in which he also played German Podobed, and he wrote for Otryv, for the fourth season of Ivanovy-Ivanovy and for Durdom, where he took the role of Grisha.

His acting credits outside his own projects include Vanya in the series Lyubov na rayone and Vadim in the comedy Women vs. Men (Zhenshchiny protiv muzhchin).

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Frequently asked questions

Where did Denis Kosyakov train?

Denis Kosyakov graduated from the Shchukin Theatre Institute in 2006 and went into television comedy almost at once.

What did Denis Kosyakov win on TNT?

Denis Kosyakov won the first season of Laughter Without Rules on TNT in 2007, and in the Comedy Battle tournament he took bronze in 2011 and the title in 2012 with the team Jokers.

What sitcoms has Denis Kosyakov written?

Denis Kosyakov was showrunner and screenwriter of Zaytsev+1, screenwriter and creative producer of Ostrov, and wrote for Otryv, the fourth season of Ivanovy-Ivanovy and Durdom.

Which roles has Denis Kosyakov played?

Denis Kosyakov played German Podobed in Ostrov and Grisha in Durdom, and outside his own projects he was Vanya in Lyubov na rayone and Vadim in the comedy Women vs. Men.

Was Denis Kosyakov in the Killer League?

After his 2007 win, Denis Kosyakov joined the TNT Killer League for several years and also took part in Comedy Club.

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