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Vadim Pisarev

Vadim Pisarev was born in Donetsk, Ukraine. He received his professional education at Kiev State Choreographic School. Irene Bulatova and Valeriy Denisenko were his teachers.

He won the Silver Medal at the Helsinki International Ballet Competition in June 1984 and later in November in Paris a Bronze one.

On the 5th Moscow  International Ballet Competition  in 1985 and then in 1986 at the Ballet Competition in Jackson, Mississippi, he has won Golden Medals.

Vadim Pisarev takes part in the annual festivals Word Ballet Stars in Monreal, Tokyo, Vienna, Genoa and Donetsk.

1986 Vadim Pisarev received the status Word Ballet Star. He danced more than in 50s countries of the world.

He presented the classical legacy as well as modern repertoire in the USA, Canada, China & Russia.

Vadim Pisarev participated in the opening of the Olympic Games in Calgary and Seoul. From 1992 up to 1995 he was the soloist of the German Opera on Rhine, Dusseldorf.

In 1995 UNESCO conferred on him the title The Best European Dancer - 95. He is the professor of honour at Donetsk State University.

At the same year 1996 at the all Ukraine Competition and the next year he became a prize winner of this competition. 1997 he became a Triumph-97 prize winner.

Vadim Pisarev is People's Artist of Ukraine the soloist and the art-adviser of Donetsk State Academic Russian Opera & Ballet House.

In 1992 he had founded a private young talents training school, which is called Vadim Pisarev Choreographic Mastery School. He is the organizer and the art-adviser of the International Festival World Ballet Stars in Donetsk. His repertoire concludes such masterpieces as "Don Quixote", "La Bayadere", "Giselle", "Valpurgis Night", "The Nutcracker", "Romeo and Juliet", and modern ballet -performances: Deadend", Josef  Legend", "Due".


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