Joe Tracini children-British actor, presenter, and author, Joe James Pasquale was born on July 19, 1988, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England.
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Joe Tracini career
At the Cliffs Pavilion in Southend, Tracini made his stage debut in a pantomime of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs during the Christmas season in 2005.
After enrolling in the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts the following year, he went on to participate in several of their in-house plays, such as A Chorus Line and Sexual Perversity in Chicago, and a touring production of Richard III, in which he played the title role.
He made his pantomime comeback in 2007 when he played the lead in Peter Pan at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley. One year later, he played the same part again, this time with Leslie Grantham as Captain Hook at the Beck Theatre in Hayes.
Despite having a busy schedule filming My Spy Family and Coming of Age, he returned to the stage in 2009 to play Buttons in Cinderella at The Hawth in Crawley, where he was met with positive reviews from the local press.
After taking a year off in 2010, he went back to pantomime in 2011 and costarred with Larry Lamb as Wishee Washee in Aladdin at the Croydon Ashcroft Theatre.
The next year, Tracini played Buttons once more, this time with former EastEnder Joe Swash and close friend Dani Harmer at York’s Barbican Centre.
He again took a break from the pantomime stage in 2013 due to his Hollyoaks filming schedule, but after finishing his work on the soap, he returned in November 2014, this time reprising the role of Buttons in Cinderella at Wolverhampton’s Grand Theatre alongside Julian Clary and Niki Evans, star of The X Factor (UK series 4).
It was announced at the beginning of April 2015 that Tracini would replace Todd Carty as Patsy in the UK run of Spamalot. Joe Pasquale, the father of the lead actor in the show, had continued to play King Arthur.
In 2004, he made his television debut as a guest on the STEM program Prove It! on CITV. In 2007, he made his big screen debut on Boomerang’s My Spy Family as Spike Bannon.
He would return to the show in its second and third iterations after the initial series’ success, until it concluded in January 2010.
Additionally, Tracini was chosen to play Darren “DK” Karrimore in a pilot for the upcoming situation comedy Coming of Age on BBC Three in 2007. The first series, which aired in 2008, was favorably welcomed and had 1.2 million viewers on average per week.
Tracini continued to receive praise for his outrageous performances in the second and third series that came after, but the show was canceled in 2011. In the one-season sitcom The Great Outdoors on BBC Four in 2010, Tracini also portrayed Victor.
It was revealed in August 2011 that Tracini would be playing Dennis Savage in the long-running Channel 4 soap opera Hollyoaks.
Dennis was primarily meant to tackle comic storylines, much like Lee Hunter. The first time he appeared on television was November 11, 2011. Tracini was nominated for Best Comedy Performance at the 2012 British Soap Awards after just six months on the job, but Stephanie Cole of Coronation Street won the prize instead of him.
Later that year, Tracini was a nominee for the Inside Soap Awards 2012’s “Funniest Male” title, however, Ricky Norwood of EastEnders defeated him to take home the prize.
Tracini was nominated in the same category for the next two years, but Simon Gregson of Coronation Street won both times.
His departure from the soap opera was revealed in April 2014, with his farewell scenes airing in November of the same year. He made 165 appearances overall. He will make a brief comeback to Hollyoaks in August 2018.
Tracini has been hosting The Dengineers with Lauren Layfield on CBBC DIY since 2017. He took Mark Wright’s place in the third series.
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