Vladislav started with performances, events and happenings during his studies at the Košice Conservatory. Along with his schoolmates from the department of drama and dance, he uncovered great possibilities by combining musical and scenic relationships. They came to realise that when improvising and fusing, it was possible to draw in accidental audience while being highly convincing. Vladislav created musical set ups for several drama projects and later, during his studies at the Academy he continued working with his new schoolmates on complete dramas.
In 2007 he was invited by the drama department of the Slovak National Theater to work as the band leader, conductor and pianist performing Peter Kofroň’s interpretations of arrangements of Gerschwin‘s Rapshody in Blue as part of Léonce and Lena by G.Buchner.
The director of this piece, Martin Čičvák was in charge of several other plays.
In 2009 he hired Vladislav again as a live pianist for the play Faust and,in 2011 for the famous Moisés Kaufman‘s 33 Variations.
This contemporary play from Broadway would pose a challenge to any pianist, with L. V. Beethoven‘s 33 variations on Diabelli‘s waltz as the main theme.
After two seasons Vladislav asked Mr Kukura (the director) for a bigger honorarium. This request was turned down, which led to the termination of the performance.