The original comedy genre, which has become mega popular recently, stand-up, has made this comedian a sought-after artist. Stas Starovoitov draws plot lines for his monologues from everyday life. Undoubtedly, fans are interested in who Stas Starovoytov’s wife is and how his personal life turned out. As you know, this interesting representative of show business had two wives.
Childhood of Stas Starovoitov
Stas Starovoitov was born on October 11, 1982 in the village of Bakchar, Tomsk region. The boy's parents separated when he was a baby. Stas grew up without a father, but was not left without male attention.
Comedian Stas Starovoitov
There was a period when the grandparents were raising the boy. The comedian remembers these years with warmth and even admits that he was his favorite grandson: “And although I am very ashamed in front of my other cousins, it seems that I am my grandmother’s favorite.”
Stas’s mother worked as a choreographer, so he knew what a stage was from early childhood. My mother’s profession even helped the future star lose weight: “I had a period when my grandmother’s pies did a terrible thing to me! But then my mother’s dancing brought everything back.”
Biography of Stas Starovoitov
Stas Starovoitov became one of the pioneers of the new stand-up comedy genre for Russia. He found his audience both in clubs and on TV screens. And jokes about his wife, daughter and mother-in-law made Stas the most famous Russian “family comedian”.
Childhood of Stas Starovoitov
Stas Starovoitov was born on October 11, 1982 in the village of Bakchar, Tomsk region. The boy's parents separated when he was a baby. Stas grew up without a father, but was not left without male attention.
Comedian Stas Starovoitov
There was a period when the grandparents were raising the boy. The comedian remembers these years with warmth and even admits that he was his favorite grandson: “And although I am very ashamed in front of my other cousins, it seems that I am my grandmother’s favorite.”
Stas’s mother worked as a choreographer, so he knew what a stage was from early childhood. My mother’s profession even helped the future star lose weight: “I had a period when my grandmother’s pies did a terrible thing to me! But then my mother’s dancing brought everything back.”
Study of Stas Starovoitov
Stas studied at school No. 1 in the city of Izobilny in the Stavropol Territory. After finishing 9th grade, he planned to enter the Stavropol Choreographic School, but then changed his mind and brought the documents to the Tomsk Polytechnic College.
Stas Starovoitov on stage
Starovoitov decided to continue his technical education, and in 2001 he entered Tomsk Polytechnic University at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering Institute. But he never received a higher education diploma, since he dropped out of school in 2003.
The beginning of the career of Stas Starovoitov
At the university, Starovoitov became a member of the KVN team of the Electrotechnical Institute. This is how he first appeared on the big stage. But it didn’t work out for Stas with KVN, although he played until 2007, and then wrote jokes for another 2 years for different teams.
The comedian believes that team creativity is not his niche: “It smells like a collective farm.” Starovoitov was also strained by the KVN structure, since “this rigid vertical of power simply interferes with creativity.” Stas is sure that the KVN program has a lot of cliches and too little original humor.
Stas Starovoitov began his career in KVN
At the same time, Starovoitov developed in other comedy genres. In 2004, he moved to Krasnoyarsk, where he first became a resident of the regional Comedy Club, and later one of the creative editors of the comedy show. For some time Stas played in a punk band.
In 2006, he got a job as a copywriter at the Krasnoyarsk brand agency Mediafabrika, which was noted in his work record book. By the way, this position became Starovoitov’s last official place of work. “Since then, I haven’t used my work book,” the comedian admitted. “In general, her existence has always amazed me. After all, you can monetize everything you do, if you have the desire!”
In 2007, Starovoitov returned to his native Tomsk, where he continued to work as an editor and host of the regional branch of the Comedy Club.
Videos of Stas Starovoitov are very popular on YouTube
Stas still has a lot of friends and acquaintances in Krasnoyarsk. With one of them, Sergei Platitsyn, he organized the duet “Revolver”. It was as part of this creative tandem that Starovoitov first appeared on television. The duo performed in three seasons of the show “Laughter Without Rules”, and in seasons 7 and 8 they were even finalists, which allowed Stas and Sergei to appear in the TV show “Slaughter League” and become “gladiators”.
Career of stand-up comedian Stas Starovoitov
In 2009, the era of KVN and Comedy Club ended for Starovoitov, because for the first time he saw the performance of the legendary British comedian Eddie Izzard. Stas couldn’t imagine how it was possible to make the audience laugh so much, so he began to review the performances of American stand-up comedians - Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence and George Carlin. Over time, he had his own idols; the monologues of Louis C.K. became a real discovery for the aspiring stand-up comedian.
Starovoitov drew inspiration from the environment, but he learned to write monologues from advice from the books “Comedy Bible” by Judy Carter, “Step by Step to Stand-Up Comedy” by Greg Dean and “Don’t Wear Shorts on Stage” by Rob Durham.
Interview with Stas Starovoitov
In Tomsk, Starovoitov began performing solo; he filmed a couple of his monologues at the Elite and Mayak clubs and posted them on the Internet. Producer Ruslan Bely saw Stas’s performances and invited the comedian to his new show Stand Up.
The inspired comedian packed his things and moved to Moscow. Since the fall of 2012, Starovoitov began performing in the main cast of the Stand Up show, which aired on the TNT channel.
Stand-up Stas Starovoitov
Stas’s repertoire included a lot of jokes about his wife, mother-in-law and problems of family life, so he inevitably gained the status of a “family comedian.” In his speeches, Starovoitov often used the expression “my wife,” but later he admitted that this was simply a collective and conventional image: “I don’t wash dirty linen in public. I have two wives - one in life, and the other on the screen!
Personal life of Stas Starovoitov
Starovoitov met his wife Marina Mamatova in 2009 in Tomsk. At first they simply communicated in the same company. Marina has a diploma as a translator, also studied at the Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness in the Tomsk Region and was a participant in fitness conventions. For some time the girl worked as a dancer in a nightclub.
Stas Starovoitov with his daughter
The couple dated for a year, and in 2010 Stas proposed marriage to the girl. A year after the wedding, their daughter Maria was born.
Starovoitov first moved to Moscow alone, and after a while he moved his family. The couple had to leave the apartment in the center of Tomsk, which Stas bought by taking out a bank loan.
Stas Starovoitov today
The Stand Up show successfully launched on TNT, and Starovoitov hopes that the channel will broadcast more than one season of this humorous program, and he will be a regular participant. The comedian has also expanded the thematic boundaries of his performances and is looking for new niches in stand-up.
Performance by Stas Starovoitov Stund Up
In April 2014, he officially registered an individual entrepreneurship, where he indicated artistic, literary and performing arts as the main activity.
Study of Stas Starovoitov
Stas studied at school No. 1 in the city of Izobilny in the Stavropol Territory. After finishing 9th grade, he planned to enter the Stavropol Choreographic School, but then changed his mind and brought the documents to the Tomsk Polytechnic College.
Stas Starovoitov on stage
Starovoitov decided to continue his technical education, and in 2001 he entered Tomsk Polytechnic University at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering Institute. But he never received a higher education diploma, since he dropped out of school in 2003.
The beginning of the career of Stas Starovoitov
At the university, Starovoitov became a member of the KVN team of the Electrotechnical Institute.
This is how he first appeared on the big stage. But it didn’t work out for Stas with KVN, although he played until 2007, and then wrote jokes for another 2 years for different teams. The comedian believes that team creativity is not his niche: “It smells like a collective farm.” Starovoitov was also strained by the KVN structure, since “this rigid vertical of power simply interferes with creativity.” Stas is sure that the KVN program has a lot of cliches and too little original humor.
Stas Starovoitov began his career in KVN
At the same time, Starovoitov developed in other comedy genres. In 2004, he moved to Krasnoyarsk, where he first became a resident of the regional Comedy Club, and later one of the creative editors of the comedy show. For some time Stas played in a punk band.
In 2006, he got a job as a copywriter at the Krasnoyarsk brand agency Mediafabrika, which was noted in his work record book. By the way, this position became Starovoitov’s last official place of work. “Since then, I haven’t used my work book,” the comedian admitted. “In general, her existence has always amazed me. After all, you can monetize everything you do, if you have the desire!”
In 2007, Starovoitov returned to his native Tomsk, where he continued to work as an editor and host of the regional branch of the Comedy Club.
Stas Starovoitov's videos are very popular on YouTube. Stas still has a lot of friends and acquaintances in Krasnoyarsk. With one of them, Sergei Platitsyn, he organized the duet “Revolver”. It was as part of this creative tandem that Starovoitov first appeared on television. The duo performed in three seasons of the show “Laughter Without Rules”, and in seasons 7 and 8 they were even finalists, which allowed Stas and Sergei to appear in the TV show “Slaughter League” and become “gladiators”.
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Stas Starovoitov is a “pioneer” of Russian stand-up, which is a fairly new direction in the comedy genre for our country. The man’s signature humor is jokes on the topic of family relationships: about his wife and daughter, and, of course, about his mother-in-law. It is not surprising that Stas began to be called the “family comedian.” Over time, Starovoitov decided to somewhat expand the scope of his jokes, master other niches of humor and change his image, already familiar to the audience.
Stas Starovoitov
The future comedian was born in 1982 on October 11 in the village of Bachkar, Tomsk region. The early years of Stas' life were spent in the village. When Starovoitov was very young, his parents decided to separate, despite the divorce of his father and mother, the child’s childhood was happy.
Not only his mother, but also his grandparents were involved in raising the boy. Grandmother's care for her grandson led to sad consequences: due to excessive consumption of pies, Stas gained extra pounds. However, young Starovoitov was able to quickly get rid of the weight he had gained with the help of dancing, which he took up thanks to his mother, a choreographer. At the same time, the future artist appeared on stage for the first time and realized how pleasant it was to be in the center of the audience's attention.
Stas went to school in the city of Izobilny, Stavropol Territory. The young man was so keen on dancing that he planned to train as a choreographer after the ninth grade. However, after thinking, he came to the conclusion that he needed a “serious” profession, so after receiving a certificate, Starovoitov became a student at the Tomsk Polytechnic College.
After graduating from technical school, the guy decided to continue his studies at the Polytechnic University, where he had the opportunity to show his artistic talent in the KVN student team. As a second-year student, the young man came to the realization that his calling was still the stage. In 2003, Starovoitov decided to leave the educational institution without receiving a higher education diploma.
After leaving the university, Stas played in KVN for several more years. In addition, he was the author of scripts and jokes for the team. Soon the young man realized that he was tired of working in a team that limited his creative flight. So, Stas began to try his hand at other comedy genres.
2004 brought the man a move to Krasnoyarsk. It was in this city that Stas first appeared on stage as a resident of the regional Comedy Club, and after some time he became not only an artist, but also a creative editor in this show. However, Starovoytov still did not have enough money for a decent life, because by that time the man already needed to provide for his family, so he was forced to work as a copywriter in one of the Krasnoyarsk brand agencies.
In 2007, the artist again went to Tomsk, where he continued his career as editor of the regional branch of the Comedy Club. At the same time, Stas worked as the host of a television show. The man was able to start his career on TV thanks to the duet “Revolver”, the participants of which were Stas himself and his colleague Sergei Platitsin, whom Starovoitov met back in Krasnoyarsk. It was this project that allowed the man to get on central television. For the first time, viewers saw the performance of “Revolver” in the show “Laughter without Rules.” Soon the duo managed to reach the finals and get into the “Slaughter League”.
2009 was the year the Comedy Club era ended for Stas. It was at that time that the work of the famous English comedian Eddie Izzard inspired Starovoitov to try his hand at stand-up. In addition, the artist watched many concerts of such outstanding stand-up comedians as Martin Lawrence, George Carlin, Eddie Murphy and Louis C. Kay, who became a real idol for Stas.
Thus, Starovoitov became the author of his own monologues. The man began sharing his successful performances on the Internet, and it was there that the talented comedian was noticed by the capital’s producer Ruslan Bely, who invited Stas to become a participant in his new show “Stand Up.” Starovoitov happily agreed and moved to Moscow. From that moment on, a new chapter began in the artist’s creative biography, and Stas’s “family” humor was liked by millions of viewers.
Since 2014, Starovoitov has been an individual entrepreneur. Thus, the man formalized his activities on television.
Stas Starovoitov
The comedian's first wife was a girl named Marina Mamatova. Stas met his chosen one in Tomsk. The young man immediately liked Marina not only because of her external beauty, but also because of her ability to maintain an interesting conversation. In addition, Mamatova can be called a versatile person: having trained as a translator, the girl also received a diploma from the Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness. For some time, Marina worked part-time dancing in one of the nightclubs.
Fate brought the young people together in the company of mutual friends. At first, Stas and Marina simply communicated, only after a while a romance began between them. Starovoitov dated the girl for about a year, and then asked her to become his wife.
In 2010, the lovers got married, and a year later Marina gave her husband a daughter, Masha. When the artist moved to the capital, he soon moved his wife and daughter there. However, a happy family life lasted only a few years. Soon information about Starovoytov’s divorce began to appear in the media, which turned out to be true. Stas and Marina broke up at the beginning of 2021.
The comedian’s new chosen one is 27-year-old makeup artist Irina Kryuchkova. And although the artist himself did not give any comments about his new novel, Ira turned out to be more frank. The girl published joint photographs from her vacation on her page on a social network, after which everyone knew about the relationship between Stas and Irina.
Starovoitov’s daughter Masha remained to live with his ex-wife, but Stas continues to take an active part in raising the girl. And in 2021, the artist became a father for the second time: Kryuchkova gave birth to his son Ilya.
Stas Starovoitov continues to develop his creative career: the man is preparing not only new numbers, but also solo stand-up concerts. The man expanded his range of jokes from “family sketches” to topics of politics, as well as social and personal problems.
In his free time, Starovoitov listens to sad music or plays covers himself with his friends. It is also known about Stas’s passion for Thai boxing.
Career of stand-up comedian Stas Starovoitov
In 2009, the era of KVN and Comedy Club ended for Starovoitov, because for the first time he saw the performance of the legendary British comedian Eddie Izzard.
Stas couldn’t imagine how it was possible to make the audience laugh so much, so he began to review the performances of American stand-up comedians - Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence and George Carlin. Over time, he had his own idols; the monologues of Louis C.K. became a real discovery for the aspiring stand-up comedian. Starovoitov drew inspiration from the environment, but he learned to write monologues from advice from the books “Comedy Bible” by Judy Carter, “Step by Step to Stand-Up Comedy” by Greg Dean and “Don’t Wear Shorts on Stage” by Rob Durham.
Interview with Stas Starovoitov In Tomsk, Starovoitov began performing solo; he filmed a couple of his monologues at the Elite and Mayak clubs and posted them on the Internet. Producer Ruslan Bely saw Stas’s performances and invited the comedian to his new show Stand Up.
The inspired comedian packed his things and moved to Moscow. Since the fall of 2012, Starovoitov began performing in the main cast of the Stand Up show, which aired on the TNT channel.
Stand-up Stas Starovoitov
Stas’s repertoire included a lot of jokes about his wife, mother-in-law and problems of family life, so he inevitably gained the status of a “family comedian.” In his speeches, Starovoitov often used the expression “my wife,” but later he admitted that this was simply a collective and conventional image: “I don’t wash dirty linen in public. I have two wives - one in life, and the other on the screen!
Biography and personal life of Stas Starovoitov
The biography and personal life of Stas Starovoitov originates in a small West Siberian village, which is located near Tomsk, at the end of 1982. Stasik was raised by his mother and grandmother, since his father decided to divorce his wife when the boy was barely 2 years old. Granny often spoiled the baby with buns. This, he said, had an adverse effect on his weight. He began to gain weight. Then, with difficulty, Stas regained his weight by dancing under the guidance of his mother. When the boy was still a preschooler, he and his mother moved to the city of Izobilny, which is located in the central part of the Stavropol Territory. During his school years, the boy studied well, but without much zeal. He learned the basics of physics, chemistry and other sciences, realizing that this would be of little use to him in life. Having received a certificate for 9 classes, our hero first thought about the profession of a choreographer. Then yesterday's student decided to become a student at the Polytechnic College in his native Tomsk. During his student days, the future comedian became interested in playing KVN. Stas could often be seen on the stage of Alexander Maslyakov’s Cheerful and Resourceful Club. It was at this time that he began to write humorous miniatures, which could later be seen on stage. They always made the audience laugh. Being creative had an adverse effect on my studies. Starovoitov eventually dropped out of college, deciding that he had made a mistake in his choice of profession. At the beginning of 2004, the artist thought about changing his place of residence. Soon he began to live in Krasnoyarsk, where he began performing in the regional branch of the Comedy Club. In parallel with his performances, Stas performed in a musical group that performed punk melodies. After 3 years, Starovoitov returns to his homeland again. And here he began to work and perform on the stage of the regional Comedy Club. Soon the guy was noticed and invited with one of his friends to a program aired on one of the central Russian channels. It was from this time that Stas’s popularity grew. The audience enjoyed watching the artist’s performances in the show program “Laughter without Rules.” Since 2009, the artist was invited to become a participant in the popular show program aired on the Russian TNT channel - StandAppa. You could see the young man’s performances on the TNT channel. For the sake of performing, our hero moved to the capital metropolis of the Russian Federation. For several years Stas was married to a girl, Marina. But the birth of Masha’s daughter did not save the marriage. Currently, the comedian is happily married to Irina Kryuchkova, who made our hero a dad for the second time. A little son was born into the family - Ilya.
Personal life of Stas Starovoitov
Starovoitov met his wife Marina Mamatova in 2009 in Tomsk. At first they simply communicated in the same company. Marina has a diploma as a translator, also studied at the Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness in the Tomsk Region and was a participant in fitness conventions. For some time the girl worked as a dancer in a nightclub.
Stas Starovoitov with his daughter
The couple dated for a year, and in 2010 Stas proposed marriage to the girl. A year after the wedding, their daughter Maria was born. Starovoitov first moved to Moscow alone, and after a while he moved his family. The couple had to leave the apartment in the center of Tomsk, which Stas bought by taking out a bank loan.
The couple divorced in March 2021. The comedian fell in love with another girl - makeup artist Irina Kryuchkova. In October 2021, the woman gave birth to Stas’s son, Ilya.
