TRIDICULOUS-CREW
The story of the Tridiculous crew began on the streets of Berlin, where Rostyslav and Semion spent their days breakdancing, amazing passersby. They quickly recognized the potential of their shows and took them to stages and festivals across Europe under the name "Battle Beats".
But purely street-oriented performances weren't enough for the two of them. They wanted to give their art more depth and poetry. In this creatively charged atmosphere, they left "Battle Beats" and founded their own crew – Tridiculous – together with Wasili Urbach.
The name may mean "the three fools," but the crew's beginnings were anything but playful. With explosive performances that combined breakdancing, tricking, and acrobatics to powerful sounds, they thrilled audiences on variety, gala, and revue stages.
The current lineup came about when Ihor joined the crew, opening up a new creative dimension for the group. Thanks to Ihor's influence, Tridiculous began incorporating live music and comedy into their performances. This development allowed the crew to expand their repertoire and create full-length shows.
Today, Tridiculous combine breakdance, acrobatics, music, and humor in unique performances. They have evolved from classic variety stages to vibrant street art festivals, captivating audiences worldwide – a perfect blend of strength, creativity, and lightness.
The artist crew
SEMION BAZAVLOUK
Artists, performers and world travelers
Semion Bazavlouk is a versatile artist. Even as a child he discovered his love for music and dance, played guitar and piano, and became one of the breakdancing pioneers.
He found his creative home in Berlin and shaped the street and performance scene through breakdance shows, theater, variety shows, and festivals. A linguistic genius fluent in five languages, Semion connects people and cultures in his art, creating unique moments full of passion and energy.
ROSTYSLAV HUBAYDULIN
Artist and Physical Comedy
Rostyslav Hubaydulin grew up in the fascinating world of the circus and discovered his passion for movement in sports acrobatics. This led him to Berlin, where he helped shape the breakdancing scene – at a time when this dance style was still hardly known.
As a versatile artist, Rosty has been part of spectacular variety and revue productions, including performances at the Friedrichstadtpalast and contemporary dance projects under Gregor Seyffert. With his unique combination of artistic precision and innovative dance, he has been captivating audiences for years.
IHOR YAKYMENKO
Artists of the movement and
Music
Ihor Yakymenko grew up as the son of a musician and discovered his passion for the stage at an early age. At 12, he began studying at the Berlin Ballet School before dedicating himself to acrobatics and graduating from the State School of Artistic Performance in Berlin.
Since then, he has impressed audiences as a multidisciplinary artist in variety and theater productions in Germany and Europe. With his unique combination of dance, acrobatics, and music, Ihor creates art that blends tradition and innovation, continually captivating his audiences.
