Val De Fun - Revision history

Djando at 17:16, 24 July 2019

2019-07-24T17:16:34Z

Djando: Djando moved page Vallery to Val De Fun

2019-07-24T17:12:03Z

Djando moved page Vallery to Val De Fun

Djando at 20:15, 23 June 2019

2019-06-23T20:15:30Z

Djando at 20:14, 23 June 2019

2019-06-23T20:14:58Z

Djando at 20:08, 23 June 2019

2019-06-23T20:08:35Z

Djando: /* VALERY SEREBRIAKOV, Jr. – Clown */

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‎VALERY SEREBRIAKOV, Jr. – Clown

Djando: /* VALERY SEREBRIAKOV, Jr. – Clown */

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Djando: /* See Also */

2009-08-16T23:23:48Z

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2009-04-07T21:02:19Z

‎VALERY SEREBRIAKOV, Jr. – Clown

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-Vallery (Valery Serebryakov, Jr.), also known as "Val De Fun," was born into a family of circus performers on November 11, 1969 in Semferopol, Ukraine. While growing up, he was trained in a wide range of circus skills and learned even more by watching his grandfather and his father perform. His father was one of Russia's greatest clowns, the legendary [[Valery Serebryakov]], who for many years delighted Soviet and international audiences with his partner, [[Stanislav Shchukin]].
+Val De Fun (Valery Serebryakov, Jr.), also known as "Vallery," was born into a family of circus performers on November 11, 1969 in Semferopol, Ukraine. While growing up, he was trained in a wide range of circus skills and learned even more by watching his grandfather and his father perform. His father was one of Russia's greatest clowns, the legendary [[Valery Serebryakov]], who for many years delighted Soviet and international audiences with his partner, [[Stanislav Shchukin]].
-In 1984, at the age of fourteen, Vallery followed in his mother's footsteps: he became an acrobat on horseback in the legendary equestrian troupe of Natalia [[Troupe Alexandre-Serge|Alexandre-Serge]]. But his father's influence eventually won out: three years later, Vallery began his apprenticeship with a Russian clown, Vladimir Egorov (not to be confused with his homonym, the founder of the [[Egorov Troupe]]).
+In 1984, at the age of fourteen, Valery followed in his mother's footsteps: he became an acrobat on horseback in the legendary equestrian troupe of Natalia [[Troupe Alexandre-Serge|Alexandre-Serge]]. But his father's influence eventually won out: three years later, Valery began his apprenticeship with a Russian clown, Vladimir Egorov (not to be confused with his homonym, the founder of the [[Egorov Troupe]]).
-In 1992, after two years in the Russian Army and a brief stint as a solo clown, Vallery teamed up with his childhood friend, Ludwig Shchukin, the son of his father's partner, and together they recreated most of their fathers' repertoire. They began touring abroad, notably in South America, before eventually separating. Ludwig returned to Russia, while Vallery found an engagement at [[Circus Vargas]] in the United States and settled for a while in Los Angeles.
+In 1992, after two years in the Russian Army and a brief stint as a solo clown, Valery teamed up with his childhood friend, Ludwig Shchukin, the son of his father's partner, and together they recreated most of their fathers' repertoire. They began touring abroad, notably in South America, before eventually separating. Ludwig returned to Russia, while Valery found an engagement at [[Circus Vargas]] in the United States and settled for a while in Los Angeles.
-Vallery has performed extensively in the U.S., including two seasons with the [[Big Apple Circus]] and a long association with Tuffy Nicholas's Circus Hawaii. In 2009, he returned to Europe, where was featured with Germany's [[Circus Krone]].
+Val De Fun has performed extensively in the U.S., including two seasons with the [[Big Apple Circus]] and a long association with Tuffy Nicholas's Circus Hawaii. In 2009, he returned to Europe, where he was notably featured with Germany's [[Circus Krone]].
 ==See Also==
-* Video: [[Vallery_BAC_2003_Video|Vallery, Teeterboard Entrée]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale'' (2003)
+* Video: [[Vallery_BAC_2003_Video|Val De Fun, Teeterboard Entrée]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale'' (2003)
-* Video: [[Vallery_Clown_Trapeze_BAC_2003_Video|Vellery, Trapeze Entrée]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale!'' (2003)
+* Video: [[Vallery_Clown_Trapeze_BAC_2003_Video|Vel De Fun, Trapeze Entrée]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Carnevale!'' (2003)
-* Video: [[Vallery_BAC_2004_Video|Vallery, Water Entrée]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Picturesque'' (2004)
+* Video: [[Vallery_BAC_2004_Video|Val De Fun, Water Entrée]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Picturesque'' (2004)
 ==Image Gallery==
 <Gallery>
-Image:Vallery_Serebriakov_Jr(2004).jpg|Vallery
+Image:Vallery_Serebriakov_Jr(2004).jpg|Val De Fun
 </Gallery>
-[[Category:Artists and Acts|Vallery]][[Category:Clowns|Vallery]]
+[[Category:Artists and Acts|Vallery]][[Category:Clowns|Val De Fun]]

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 ==VALERY SEREBRYAKOV, Jr. – Clown==
+[[Image:Vallery_Serebriakov_Jr(2004).jpg|right|300px]]
 ''By Dominique Jando''
-[[Image:Vallery_Serebriakov_Jr(2004).jpg|thumb|right|150px|Vallery]]Vallery (Valery Serebryakov, Jr.), also known as "Val De Fun," was born into a family of circus performers on November 11, 1969 in Semferopol, Ukraine. While growing up, he was trained in a wide range of circus skills and learned even more by watching his grandfather and his father perform. His father was one of Russia's greatest clowns, the legendary [[Valery Serebryakov]], who for many years delighted Soviet and international audiences with his partner, [[Stanislav Shchukin]].
+Vallery (Valery Serebryakov, Jr.), also known as "Val De Fun," was born into a family of circus performers on November 11, 1969 in Semferopol, Ukraine. While growing up, he was trained in a wide range of circus skills and learned even more by watching his grandfather and his father perform. His father was one of Russia's greatest clowns, the legendary [[Valery Serebryakov]], who for many years delighted Soviet and international audiences with his partner, [[Stanislav Shchukin]].
 In 1984, at the age of fourteen, Vallery followed in his mother's footsteps: he became an acrobat on horseback in the legendary equestrian troupe of Natalia [[Troupe Alexandre-Serge|Alexandre-Serge]]. But his father's influence eventually won out: three years later, Vallery began his apprenticeship with a Russian clown, Vladimir Egorov (not to be confused with his homonym, the founder of the [[Egorov Troupe]]).

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-==VALERY SEREBRIAKOV, Jr. – Clown==
+==VALERY SEREBRYAKOV, Jr. – Clown==
 ''By Dominique Jando''
-[[Image:Vallery_Serebriakov_Jr(2004).jpg|thumb|right|150px|Vallery]]Vallery (Valery Serebriakov, Jr.) was born into a family of circus performers on November 11, 1969 in Semferopol, Ukraine. While growing up, he was trained in a wide range of circus skills and learned even more by watching his grandfather and his father perform. His father was one of Russia's greatest clowns, the legendary [[Valery Serebriakov]], who for many years delighted Soviet and international audiences with his partner, [[Stanislav Shchukin]].
+[[Image:Vallery_Serebriakov_Jr(2004).jpg|thumb|right|150px|Vallery]]Vallery (Valery Serebryakov, Jr.), also known as "Val De Fun," was born into a family of circus performers on November 11, 1969 in Semferopol, Ukraine. While growing up, he was trained in a wide range of circus skills and learned even more by watching his grandfather and his father perform. His father was one of Russia's greatest clowns, the legendary [[Valery Serebryakov]], who for many years delighted Soviet and international audiences with his partner, [[Stanislav Shchukin]].
 In 1984, at the age of fourteen, Vallery followed in his mother's footsteps: he became an acrobat on horseback in the legendary equestrian troupe of Natalia [[Troupe Alexandre-Serge|Alexandre-Serge]]. But his father's influence eventually won out: three years later, Vallery began his apprenticeship with a Russian clown, Vladimir Egorov (not to be confused with his homonym, the founder of the [[Egorov Troupe]]).
-In 1992, after two years in the Russian Army and a brief stint as a solo clown, Vallery teamed up with his childhood friend, Ludwig Shchukin, the son of his father's partner, and together they recreated most of their fathers' repertoire. They began touring abroad, notably in South America, before eventually separating. Ludwig returned to Russia, while Vallery found an engagement at [[Circus Vargas]] in the United States and settled in Los Angeles.
+In 1992, after two years in the Russian Army and a brief stint as a solo clown, Vallery teamed up with his childhood friend, Ludwig Shchukin, the son of his father's partner, and together they recreated most of their fathers' repertoire. They began touring abroad, notably in South America, before eventually separating. Ludwig returned to Russia, while Vallery found an engagement at [[Circus Vargas]] in the United States and settled for a while in Los Angeles.
-Vallery has performed extensively in the U.S., including two seasons with the [[Big Apple Circus]] and a long association with Tuffy Nicholas's Circus Hawaii. In 2009, he was featured with Germany's [[Circus Krone]].
+Vallery has performed extensively in the U.S., including two seasons with the [[Big Apple Circus]] and a long association with Tuffy Nicholas's Circus Hawaii. In 2009, he returned to Europe, where was featured with Germany's [[Circus Krone]].
 ==See Also==

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 In 1992, after two years in the Russian Army and a brief stint as a solo clown, Vallery teamed up with his childhood friend, Ludwig Shchukin, the son of his father's partner, and together they recreated most of their fathers' repertoire. They began touring abroad, notably in South America, before eventually separating. Ludwig returned to Russia, while Vallery found an engagement at [[Circus Vargas]] in the United States and settled in Los Angeles.
-Vallery has performed extensively in the U.S., including two seasons with the [[Big Apple Circus]] and a long association with Tuffy Nicholas's Circus Hawaii. In 2009, he returned to Europe where he has been featured with Germany's [[Circus Krone]].
+Vallery has performed extensively in the U.S., including two seasons with the [[Big Apple Circus]] and a long association with Tuffy Nicholas's Circus Hawaii. In 2009, he was featured with Germany's [[Circus Krone]].
 ==See Also==

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−	Vallery (Valery Serebriakov, Jr.) was born into a family of circus performers on November 11, 1969 in Semferopol, Ukraine. While growing up, he was trained in a wide range of circus skills and learned even more by watching his grandfather and his father perform. His father was one of Russia's greatest clowns, the legendary [[Valery Serebriakov]], who for many years delighted Soviet and international audiences with his partner, [[Stanislav Shchukin]].	+	[[Image:Vallery_Serebriakov_Jr(2004).jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Vallery]]Vallery (Valery Serebriakov, Jr.) was born into a family of circus performers on November 11, 1969 in Semferopol, Ukraine. While growing up, he was trained in a wide range of circus skills and learned even more by watching his grandfather and his father perform. His father was one of Russia's greatest clowns, the legendary [[Valery Serebriakov]], who for many years delighted Soviet and international audiences with his partner, [[Stanislav Shchukin]].

	In 1984, at the age of fourteen, Vallery followed in his mother's footsteps: he became an acrobat on horseback in the legendary equestrian troupe of Natalia [[Troupe Alexandre-Serge\|Alexandre-Serge]]. But his father's influence eventually won out: three years later, Vallery began his apprenticeship with a Russian clown, Vladimir Egorov (not to be confused with his homonym, the founder of the [[Egorov Troupe]]).		In 1984, at the age of fourteen, Vallery followed in his mother's footsteps: he became an acrobat on horseback in the legendary equestrian troupe of Natalia [[Troupe Alexandre-Serge\|Alexandre-Serge]]. But his father's influence eventually won out: three years later, Vallery began his apprenticeship with a Russian clown, Vladimir Egorov (not to be confused with his homonym, the founder of the [[Egorov Troupe]]).