Sergey Pritula
UkraineEarly Years
Sergey Pritula was born in 1981 in the famous Galician town of Zbarazh in the Ternopil region of Ukraine. He grew up with a passion for comedy and entertainment.
Student Life
During his early years as a student, Pritula laid the foundation for his future career. He moved to a big city where he was unknown, which he believed was an exciting opportunity. He actively participated in various youth organizations and co-founded an informal and unregistered union called "Mitsi" and a self-publishing project called "Slyuna". Alongside his studies, Pritula played in a comedy show called "KVN" and took part in amateur art competitions.
Professional Ventures
In 1998, after a casting process, Pritula became a radio host on "Radio Ternopil 106.1 FM" under the stage name "Seryy". He continued his education by paying for a course at a college in London and successfully passed the nearest session as an external student. In 2000, he crossed the Ukrainian-Polish border and spent almost a year in a country where the word of David Beckham had more weight than that of the Prime Minister. Despite being disappointed with his education in the UK, Pritula found solace in various jobs, from construction to being a waiter and assistant cook. Upon returning to Ternopil, he held the position of student dean at his institute and resumed his work at "Radio Ternopil".
Breakthrough
In 2004, Pritula auditioned and became the host of the show "Bylo vashye - stalo nashe" ("What Was Yours - Became Ours") on a national television channel. He received an invitation from a radio station in the capital city of Kyiv called "Music Radio" and started working there in November 2005, bidding farewell to Ternopil and joining the ranks of those who migrated to Kyiv.
Comedy Club UA
Since 2006, Pritula has been a resident of "Comedy Club UA" and has participated in weekly parties and TV shows. In 2007, he got married, which marked a significant milestone in his life. As a married man, Pritula expanded his career by making his debut in theatrical productions and writing his own column for the magazine "Profil". He also became the host of the morning program "Pod"em" on the Novy channel.
Current Life
As of now, Pritula has no criminal record. He is dedicated to working with children, respects family values, and believes in a bright future for Ukraine.
