Filming of a new season of the legendary dance show "Tantsyut Vsi" has begun in Kyiv, as the project returns to screens after a pause of more than ten years. The show is once again launching on the SWEET.TV platform and, according to its creators, is set to become a launchpad for a new generation of Ukrainian dancers. The refreshed team features new hosts and an updated panel of judges, while filming, as the channel's management emphasizes, is being carried out with particular attention to the safety of participants given the difficult situation in Kyiv.
Return After a Pause of More Than Ten Years
Vladimir Zavadyuk, head of the Sweet.tv Originals. Big Entertainment Shows division, noted that the project is meant to serve as a platform for developing young talents who will be able to showcase themselves, gain professional experience, and step onto the big stage — both in Ukraine and beyond its borders. In his words, this is precisely why filming continues even on the most difficult days for Kyiv, with the team paying special attention to safety. The new season will retain the project's key elements — competition, stage performances, and the fight for victory — but the creators promise more room for different dance styles, personal style, and the individuality of the participants.
A New Hosting Duo
The refreshed hosting team is led by Dasha Kvytkova and Roman Mishcheriakov. For Kvytkova, this is her first experience hosting a show of this scale: she noted that she is happy to debut in a project "with a great history" and stated that she wants every participant to feel unselfconscious, to open up, and to show everything they can do, "because sometimes a dance can say far more than words." Her partner is host and creator of the YouTube channel "Tochka Sboru" (Gathering Point), Roman Mishcheriakov, who called the show's return "an incredible event" and expressed hope that the new season will become a starting point for new names representing Ukraine not only on the all-Ukrainian but also on the international stage. From the participants, he expects not only technical skill but also a sincere love of dance.
The Judging Panel and Inclusivity
Nadya Dorofeeva has joined the judging panel, along with representatives of the music and dance industries: according to Styler, the judging team includes Orobets — one of the most decorated dancers in Eastern Europe, Kushchova, who works as a choreographer-director and collaborates with world-class stars, and Mahov, who creates dance performances for major Ukrainian shows. The new season is also being produced in partnership with Superhumans Center, and one of the project's directions will be supporting inclusivity and opening up opportunities for talented people regardless of life circumstances.
Contradictory Data
Upon reviewing the material, two discrepancies were identified, which the editorial team openly notes. First, the illustration attached to the original package does not match the individuals named in the text (Kvytkova, Mishcheriakov, and Dorofeeva) and is likely an erroneously attached or generated image; therefore, it is not used in the article as an evidentiary basis. Second, the additional source about the casting for "Tantsyut Vsi! 5" in Donetsk, where the judges allegedly broke the rules, refers to an earlier season of the project and neither confirms nor refutes the lineup of the new returning season. Thus, the information about the new hosting duo and the judging panel, at the time of publication, relies predominantly on a single primary source (Styler / RBC-Ukraine) and has not received independent double confirmation.
Bottom line: "Tantsyut Vsi" returns with a refreshed team and an expanded focus on inclusivity and the development of young talents. SWEET.TV viewers are promised an introduction to a new generation of participants and the classic-for-the-format fight for victory. Premiere details and the full list of participants will be clarified as filming progresses.
