Fabryka Zirok

Fabryka Zirok
Fabryka Zirok title card
UkrainianФабрика зірок
Created byJohn de Mol
Presented byVolodymyr Dantes
Dasha Kubyk
Country of originUkraine
Production
Production locationsKyiv, Ukraine
Camera setupMultiple-camera setup
Running timeVaries
Original release
NetworkNovyi Kanal (season 1 — 4)
Sweet.tv (season 5)
Release7 October 2007 (2007-10-07) –
present

Fabryka Zirok (Ukrainian: Фабрика зірок – Star Factory) is a Ukrainian televised talent show, which began in 2007 that features a group of young male and female candidates, aged 16 or older, across the country.

The show became a huge success and a must-watch event for its fans. It is the Ukrainian adaptation of the French television show Star Academy, which is produced by Endemol. Fabryka Zirok is produced by Dutch company Endemol and Ukrainian Novyi Kanal. The show is based on the Spanish format called Operación Triunfo.

The show basically revolves over 16 contestants that go live in an isolated penthouse apartment, with one of the contestants getting eliminated every week. The contestants get to showcase their talents in a weekly concert in which the contestants get to perform on stage with various designs, dancers, solo performances, a cappella on piano and sharing the stage with the most popular singers in Ukraine and the CIS. The contestants were required to be aged 16 or older at the time of the contest.

Series overview

Series Year Winner Runner-up Third place Fourth place Fifth place Sixth place Host Mentor Network
1 2007 Olha Tsybulska
Oleksandr Bodianskyi
Khrystyna Kim Vitalii Halai Yuliia Borza Dasha Astafieva Yevhen Tolochnyi Andriy Domanskiy
Vasylysa Frolova
Yurii Nikitin Novyi Kanal
2 2008 Volodymyr Dantes
Vadym Oliinyk
Alisa Tarabarova Borys Aprel Vlad Darwin Rehina Todorienko Max Barskih Dmitriy Shepelev Natalia Mohylevska
3 2009 Stas Shurins Oleksii Matias Kolya Serga Borysenko Brothers Yeva Bushmina Erika Andriy Domanskyi
Masha Efrosynina
Konstantin Meladze
All stars
— 2010 Oleksii Matias Erika Dmytro Kadnay Volodymyr Dantes Stas Shurins Borysenko Brothers Andriy Domanskyi
Masha Efrosynina
Natalia Mohylevska
Konstantin Meladze
Novyi Kanal
4 2011 Yuliia Rudnieva Yevhen Bilozierov Sonia Sukhorukova Dasha Doris Serhii Klimientiev Anton Klimik Erika
Oleksandr Pedan
Serhiy Kuzin Novyi Kanal
5 2026 Volodymyr Dantes
Dasha Kubyk
Alan Badoev Sweet.tv

Seasons & Contestants

Fabryka Zirok 1 (2007)

Olha Tsybulska, one of the two winners of the first season of the show.

The first season of the Ukrainian reality television music competition Fabryka Zirok premiered in 2007 on Novyi Kanal. The show was hosted by Vasylysa Frolova and Andrii Domanskyi. The contestants received training from a team of instructors, including vocal coach Olena Grebenyok, choreographer Olena Kolyadenko, acting instructor Roman Viktyuk, fitness coach Lilia Podkopayeva, stylists Angela Litsiya and Volodimir Tarasyok, and psychiatrist Vadim Kolesnikov.

The competition featured contestants from different parts of Ukraine, as well as Oleksandr Bodyanskyi, who was listed as being from Moscow. The contestants competed in weekly Prime Show episodes, with eliminations taking place throughout the season.

Six contestants reached the final Prime Show. Olha Tsybulska and Oleksandr Bodyanskyi finished in joint first place, followed by Khrystyna Kim in second place and Vitaliy Galay in third. Yulia Borza finished fourth, while Evhen Tolochniy placed fifth and Dasha Astafieva finished sixth.

Several contestants subsequently pursued careers in the entertainment industry. Dasha Astafieva became known as a singer and model, while Evhen Milkovskiy later became the frontman of the rock band Nervy. Dmytro Kadnay continued his musical career under the name Kadnay, while Olha Tsybulska went on to establish herself as a singer and television presenter.

Contestant Age Hometown Episode of elimination Place finished
Olha Tsybulska [uk] 21 Radyvyliv Final Prime Show 1st
Oleksandr Bodyanskyi 26 Moscow
Khrystyna Kim 21 Dnipro 2nd
Vitaliy Galay 22 Zaporizhzhia 3rd
Yulia Borza 22 Odesa 4th
Evhen Tolochniy 18 Donetsk 5th
Dasha Astafieva 22 Pokrov 6th
Vitaliy Yarovyi 20 Kyiv Prime Show 12 8th
Dasha Kolomiets 19 Cherkasy Prime Show 11 9th
Elizabeth Anum-Dorkhuso 19 Odesa Prime Show 10 10th
Evhen Milkovskiy [uk] 16 Pokrovsk Prime Show 9 11th
Dmytro Kadnay [uk] 17 Dnipro Prime Show 8 12th
Katya Velaskes 22 Kyiv Prime Show 5 13th
Taras Cherniyenko 28 Chernihiv Prime Show 4 14th
Sasha Ilchyshyn 20 Oniskove Prime Show 3 15th
Arina Domsky 23 Kyiv Prime Show 2 16th

Fabryka Zirok 2 (2008)

Winners
Vadym Oliinyk

The second season of the Ukrainian reality television music competition Fabryka Zirok aired in 2008 on Novyi Kanal. The show was hosted by Dmytro Shepelev, while singer Natalia Mohylevska served as the music producer. The contestants received vocal training from Tetyana Piskaryova, choreography instruction from Olena Kolyadenko, and styling guidance from Olha Navrotska. Film director Alan Badoev was also involved in the preparation of the contestants.

During the competition, Gurgen voluntarily left the show in place of Regina Todorenko, allowing her to continue competing. Later, during the tenth Prime Show, Max Barskih also voluntarily withdrew from the competition. His departure was followed by Olena Vinogradova leaving the show as well.

Six contestants reached the final Prime Show. Volodymyr Dantes and Vadym Oliinyk finished in joint first place, followed by Alisa Tarabarova in second place, Borys Aprel in third, Vlad Darvin in fourth and Regina Todorenko in fifth.

Following the show, several contestants went on to achieve success in the entertainment industry. Max Barskih and Alisa (Svitlana) Tarabarova established successful solo music careers, while Volodymyr Dantes also became a successful singer and television personality. Regina Todorenko went on to become a prominent television presenter, while Vlad Darvin established himself as a songwriter, writing numerous popular songs for Ukrainian performers.

Following the season, two musical groups were formed. Dantes and Oliinyk formed the duo Dio Films, while Tarabarova, Mitsuki, Vinogradova and Todorenko became members of the girl group Real O. Both groups achieved success in the Ukrainian music industry.

Contestant Age Hometown Episode of elimination Place finished
Volodymyr Dantes 20 Kharkiv Final Prime Show 1st
Vadym Oliinyk [uk] 20 Chernivtsi
Alisa Tarabarova 21 Kherson 2nd
Borys Aprel 18 Chornomorske 3rd
Vlad Darvin [uk] 25 Kyiv 4th
Regina Todorenko 18 Odesa 5th
Max Barskih 19 Kherson Prime Show 10 6th
Olena Vinogradova 24 Pivdennoukrainsk 7th
Anastasia Vostokova 22 Mariupol Prime Show 9 8th
Mark Savin 25 Mykolaiv Prime Show 8 9th
Kara Kay 27 Kyiv Prime Show 8 10th
Lina Mitsuki 23 Kharkiv Prime Show 6 11th
Anna Mukhina 24 Kyiv Prime Show 5 12th
Kira Shaytanova 22 Kharkiv Prime Show 4 13th
Gurgen 27 Crimea Prime Show 3 14th
Denis Dekanin 24 Makiivka Prime Show 2 15th

Fabryka Zirok 3 (2009)

Fabryka Zirok 3 title card
Fabryka Zirok 3 title card
Contestant Age Hometown Episode of elimination Place finished
Stas Shurins [uk] 19 Riga Final Prime Show 1st
Oleksiy Matias 20 Kyiv 2nd
Kolya Serga [uk] 20 Odesa 3rd
Borysenko Brothers [uk] 17 Dnipro 4th
Eva Bushmina 20 Dovzhansk 5th
Erika 20 Chervonohrad 6th
Sabrina Abdullah 17 Kerch 7th
Iryna Krestinina 25 Kherson 8th
Tetyana Vorzheva 20 Dresden Prime Show 9 9th
Vasyl Nahirnyak 18 Chernivtsi Prime Show 8 10th
Artem Mekh [uk] 18 Novotroitske 11th
Vitaliy Chirva 21 Sofiivka Prime Show 6 12th
Anastasia Plis 21 Kryvyi Rih Prime Show 5 13th
Santa Dimopulos 22 Kyiv Prime Show 4 14th
Andriy Philipov 23 Izium 15th
Alina Astrovska [uk] 20 Donetsk Prime Show 2 16th
Pavlo Lee 21 Yevpatoria Prime Show 1 Not selected
Lybov Yunak [uk] 23 Kyiv

Fabryka Superfinal (2010)

Fabryka Superfinal title card
Fabryka Superfinal title card

Source:

Selected contestants from the past 3 seasons compete to become the top superstar:

Contestant Age Hometown Original Season Original Placement Episode of elimination Place finished
Oleksiy Matias 23 Kyiv Season 3 2nd Final Prime Show 1st
Erika 22 Chervonohrad Season 3 6th 2nd
Dmytro Kadnay [uk] 20 Dnipro Season 1 12th 3rd
Volodymyr Dantes 23 Kharkiv Season 2 1st Prime Show 11 4th
Stas Shurins [uk] 21 Riga Season 3 1st 5th
Borysenko Brothers [uk] 19 Dnipro Season 3 4th Prime Show 10 6th
Alisa Tarabarova 21 Kherson Season 2 2nd Prime Show 9 7th
Kolya Serga [uk] 22 Odesa Season 3 3rd Prime Show 7 8th
Max Barskih 21 Kherson Season 2 6th 9th
Borys Aprel 21 Chornomorske Season 2 3rd Prime Show 6 10th
Vadym Oliinyk [uk] 23 Chernivtsi Season 2 1st Prime Show 5 11th
Olha Tsybulska [uk] 25 Radyvyliv Season 1 1st Prime Show 4 12th
Regina Todorenko 21 Odesa Season 2 5th 13th
Eva Bushmina 22 Dovzhansk Season 3 5th Prime Show 3 14th
Elizabeth Anum-Dorkhuso 23 Odesa Season 1 10th Prime Show 2 15th
Vitaliy Galay 25 Zaporizhzhia Season 1 3rd Prime Show 1 16th

Fabryka Zirok 4 (2011)

Contestant Age Hometown Episode of elimination Place finished
Yulia Rudneva 26 Odesa Final Prime Show 1st
Evhen Bilozerov [uk] 20 Kharkiv 2nd
Sonya Sukhorukova [uk] 19 Kharkiv 3rd
Dasha Doris [uk] 18 Kyiv 4th
Serhiy Klimentyev 24 Dnipro 5th
Anton Klimik [uk] 18 Vinnytsia 6th
Kseniya Lanova 19 Homyel 7th
Pavlo Voronets 21 Odesa Prime Show 11 8th
Snizhana Firsova 18 Kharkiv Prime Show 10 9th
Yuriy Klyuchnyk 24 Lviv Prime Show 9 10th
Misha Sokolovskiy 16 Kropyvnytskyi Prime Show 8 11th
Paulina Dmytrenko 27 Kharkiv Prime Show 6 12th
Denis Lyubimov 22 Kyiv Prime Show 5 13th
Anna Voloshyna 23 Luhansk 14th
Masha Goya [uk] 23 Kryvyi Rih Prime Show 3 15th
Dima Kaminskiy 25 Minsk Prime Show 2 16th

Fabryka Zirok 5 (2026)

Contestant Age Residence Episode of elimination Place finished
Nana Solis 20 Vyshneve
Nasu 20 Lviv
Tender Di 24 Kyiv
Dykyi 23 Kharkiv
Nebokrai 20 Vinnytsia
Xstatty 21 Kvartsytne
Bereza 20 Kamianets-Podilskyi
Disha 18 Bucha
Liyaa i Lesan 21 / 25 Kobeliaky / Bershad
Povin 22 Boryspil
Anna Simon 24 Berlin Prime Show 5 11th
Myro 17 Kyiv Prime Show 4 12th
Jezusman 31 Uzhhorod Prime Show 3 13th
Eric 20 Kharkiv Prime Show 1 Not selected
Zelenyi 26 Chornomorske
Savruk 22 Ivano-Frankivsk

Results summary

Colour key
  –Contestant was up for elimination but was saved by the guest judge.
  –Contestant was up for elimination but was saved by the contestants.
  –Contestant was originally set to be eliminated but was saved by the mentor.
  –Contestant was nominated for elimination.
  –Contestant was immediately saved by the public vote.
  –Contestant was eliminated.
Prime 1 Prime 2 Prime 3 Prime 4 Prime 5 Prime 6 Prime 7 Prime 8 Prime 9 Prime 10 Final
Nasu Safe Nana Solis Myro Disha Dykyi Nebokrai
Nana Solis
Bereza Safe Nana Solis Saved Disha Nana Solis Saved
Liyaa i Lesan
Disha Safe Jezusman Bereza Saved Dykyi Xstatty
Nana Solis
Dykyi Safe Nominated Bereza Disha Saved Bereza
Nana Solis
Povin' Saved Dykyi Myro Tender Di Nominated Bereza
Nana Solis
Liyaa i Lesan Safe Nana Solis Bereza Disha Nominated Bereza
Saved
Nana Solis Safe Saved Bereza Disha Nominated Bereza
Saved
Nebokrai Safe Nana Solis Nominated Tender Di Dykyi Nominated
Liyaa i Lesan
Xstatty Safe Jezusman Bereza Disha Dykyi Nominated
Nana Solis
Tender Di Safe Jezusman Nebokrai Nominated Povin' Nominated
Nana Solis
Anna Simon Safe Jezusman Bereza Nominated Eliminated
(Prime 5)
Myro Safe Nana Solis Nominated Eliminated
(Prime 4)
Jezusman Safe Nominated Eliminated
(Prime 3)
Eric Eliminated Not selected
(Prime 1)
Zelenyi Eliminated Not selected
(Prime 1)
Savruk Eliminated Not selected
(Prime 1)
Up for elimination Savruk
Zelenyi
Povin'
Eric
Nebokrai
Jezusman
Dykyi
Nana Solis
Xstatty
Myro
Nebokrai
Bereza
Tender Di
Povin'
Anna Simon
Disha
Liyaa i Lesan
Dykyi
Povin'
Nasu
Nana Solis
Tender Di
Bereza
Nebokrai
Xstatty
Dykyi
Saved by
guest judge
None Nebokrai Xstatty Povin' Nasu Dykyi
Saved by
contestants
None Nana Solis
5 of 10 votes
to save
Bereza
6 of 9 votes
to save
Disha
6 of 8 votes
to save
Dykyi
4 of 6 votes
to save
Bereza
4 of 6 votes
to save
Nana Solis
6 of 8 votes
to save
Saved by
public vote
Povin'
Most votes
to save
Dykyi
84%
to save
Nebokrai
54%
to save
Tender Di
81%
to save
Povin'
43%
to save
Saved by
mentor
None Liyaa i Lesan
41%
to save
None
Eliminated Eric Jezusman
16%
to save
Myro
46%
to save
Anna Simon
19%
to save
None
Zelenyi
Savruk

Criticism, incidents and scandals

The Novyi Kanal (Ukrainian: Новий Канал) TV channel and Konstantin Meladze consider the appearance of a foreign performer at the Star Factory to be a miracle, and have appropriated the artist who miraculously appeared from Riga at the casting in Kyiv. Despite the resonance of the case, none of the organisers and producers of the Ukrainian Star Factory project confirmed the theft of Stas Shurin from the global talent agency TUARON and its Swedish talent manager Anton Sova. According to the Ukrainian music publication Muzvar, the case of the artist and the manager was included in the TOP-5 most famous cases of breakdowns in the Ukrainian music industry.

Acknowledging that the artist had a manager would have meant that the artist would have lost his place in the contest and would have had legal consequences for all parties. The artist himself denied any business relationship with the Swedish talent manager Anton Sova and the global talent agency TUARON in order to keep his place in the "Star Factory-3" competition, which he eventually won.

Notes

  1. ↑ Contestants do not live in a penthouse apartment during Fabryka Superfinal
  2. ↑ Originally, Povin', Liyaa i Lesan, and Nana Solis were nominated, receiving 43%, 41%, and 16% of the votes, respectively. Povin' was saved by the viewers. The contestants were then allowed to vote a second time, and they saved Nana Solis. After the vote, the project's mentor exercised a veto to save Liyaa i Lesan from elimination.
  3. ↑ "Меладзе в Сети словил певца из Риги". Gorod.lv (in Russian). Retrieved 2023-11-04.
  4. ↑ "Фабрика Тайн | почувствуй вкус правды | Стас Шурин. Триумф лицемерия". fabrikatayn.narod.ru. Retrieved 2023-11-04.
  5. ↑ muzvarua (2023-10-29). "У TUARON запевняють, що Wellboy, Козловський, Шурiн - це тільки початок затяжної кризи". МУЗВАР (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 2023-11-04.
  6. ↑ Малива, Ольга (2010-04-20). "Стас Шурин в Украину – Татьяна Ширко в Латвию". 7JA.net - мир шоу-бизнеса (in Russian). Retrieved 2023-11-04.