International Artistes

Joe Pasquale, the multi-talented comedian, actor, writer and television personality will be lending his unique vocal talents to Frankenstein’s Cat, the brand new CBBC animated television series, set to broadcast in February 2008.    A Mackinnon & Saunders production, Frankenstein’s Cat is based on the Curtis Jobling book of the same name. 

Since winning I’m A Celebrity …. Get Me Out of Here in December 2004, Joe has really not stood still.  Already established as one of the top-selling live comedians, selling out theatres around the country, Joe hosted his own  tv special An Audience with Joe Pasquale, which enjoyed ratings in excess of 9 million viewers and  was also a DVD release,  presented the long-running television series The Price Is Right for ITV,  sold out theatres with his Return of the Love Monkey UK tour, starred in Peter Pan at the Bristol Hippodrome released a live DVD, recorded Frankenstein’s Cat, starred in the touring version of The Producers, and most recently has broken his own box office record at the Southend Cliffs Pavillion production of Cinderella in which he starred as Buttons.

In fact, Joe is so popular in Pantomime that he has just signed a 3 year deal with Qdos.  

Joe is without doubt a comedian’s comedian, who has been likened to Tommy Cooper and hailed by some as a "Comic Genius".  His unique voice has been described as a ‘cartoon waterfowl’ and a ‘demented helium balloon’.

Before Joe embarked on his career in show business, he had a string of jobs " initially he was a clerical assistant for the Department of Transport and Environment Dangerous Goods branch (yes, really!).  He then moved to a margarine factory, followed by a stint at Fords at Dagenham, before switching jobs again to become a garage forecourt assistant, and then a plasterer" a bad one!   The bright lights eventually beckoned and Joe became a Green Coat for Warners Holidays, doing everything from organising the Whist Drive, to refereeing the wrestling, then finally in 1987 he made his TV debut on the series New Faces, winning his heat and then coming second in the grand final.

Over the last decade he has appeared in no less than five Royal Variety Performances and his first video had sales in excess of £1,000,000, which earned him a Platinum Retail Performance award from The British Video Association - a feat which was repeated in 2005.

Over the last decade he has appeared in no less than five Royal Variety Performances and his first video had sales in excess of £1,000,000, which earned him a Platinum Retail Performance award from The British Video Association - a feat which was repeated in 2005.

 He has made numerous television appearances, including his own specials for ITV and recorded many videos and DVD’s, as well as co- writing 'The Big Thick Joe Pasquale Book'.  He is currently writing his autobiography ‘The Life Of a Stand-Up Chameleon’.

In 1999 he turned his hand to acting and toured for 12 weeks in the lead role of the critically acclaimed play 'The Nerd'.  Time Out called his performance "rib shatteringly funny".

 In December 2001 he went to Los Angeles where he was the only British performer to be invited to appear in a show celebrating the 25th anniversary of 'THE MUPPET SHOW', (alongside his hero Jon Voight, who has become one of Joe’s biggest fans). 

 Joe celebrated the beginning of 2003 with his sell-out 10^th Anniversary stand-up tour.  He then changed course later in the year and starred in Ray Cooney’s Farce ‘Tom Dick & Harry’ at the Theatre Royal, Windsor .  This was followed at Christmas with Joe starring in “Jack & The Beanstalk” at The Derngate Theatre, Northampton.

 After the success of  ‘Tom, Dick & Harry’, Joe’s appetite for straight theatre took him off to Jersey to play the philosophical role of Guildenstern in Tom Stoppard’s play ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’ in the Spring of 2004.

 This was followed by yet another sell-out tour - ‘The Everything I Have Ever Done & The First Of Many Goodbye Tours’, from which a DVD was filmed and released in November 2004. 

Joe then went on to be crowned King Of The Jungle in ITV’s “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here” in Dec 2004, before returning to the UK and to Birmingham, where he played ‘Jack’ in the Qdos production of “Jack & The Beanstalk” at the Birmingham Hippodrome.

Joe then went on to be crowned King Of The Jungle in ITV’s “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here” in Dec 2004, before returning to the UK and to Birmingham, where he played ‘Jack’ in the Qdos production of “Jack & The Beanstalk” at the Birmingham Hippodrome.

2005 saw Joe hosting his own show on ITV1 “An Audience With Joe Pasquale”, which was also released on DVD.  He toured the Summer & Autumn with his stand-up show ‘Joe Pasquale - Does he really talk like that?’ again, which was recorded and released on DVD in 2005. 

2005 saw Joe hosting his own show on ITV1 “An Audience With Joe Pasquale”, which was also released on DVD.  He toured the Summer & Autumn with his stand-up show ‘Joe Pasquale - Does he really talk like that?’ again, which was recorded and released on DVD in 2005. 

Joe changed tack once again to acting and starred in a film playing the part of ‘The Pink Lieutenant’ in “Dead Long Enough”, as well as recording three shows for ITV1 and then finishing off the year by returning for the second year running to The Birmingham Hippodrome in the new Qdos production of “Peter Pan”.

Joe changed tack once again to acting and starred in a film playing the part of ‘The Pink Lieutenant’ in “Dead Long Enough”, as well as recording three shows for ITV1 and then finishing off the year by returning for the second year running to The Birmingham Hippodrome in the new Qdos production of “Peter Pan”.

In 2006, Joe could be seen hosting ‘The Price Is Right’ on ITV1.  He also toured with his  stand-up show ‘Joe Pasquale ��" The Return Of The Love Monkey’, which was  broadcast on television over Christmas in 2007 and was released on DVD.  That Christmas Joe  starrred in ‘Peter Pan’ at Bristol’s Hippodrome Theatre, which proved to be another record-breaking season.

In 2006, Joe could be seen hosting ‘The Price Is Right’ on ITV1.  He also toured with his  stand-up show ‘Joe Pasquale ��" The Return Of The Love Monkey’, which was  broadcast on television over Christmas in 2007 and was released on DVD.  That Christmas Joe  starrred in ‘Peter Pan’ at Bristol’s Hippodrome Theatre, which proved to be another record-breaking season.

Joe also did two cartoon voiceovers in 2006 for 20^th Century Fox playing the role of Claudius the mouse in Garfield:  A Tale of Two Kitties, and then in 2007 played the part of the Dentist of Whoville in the forthcoming major cartoon starring Jim Carrey and Steve Carrell called Horton Hears a Who!, which is the follow up to How the  Grinch Stole Christmas ��" to be released in summer 2008.

Joe also did two cartoon voiceovers in 2006 for 20^th Century Fox playing the role of Claudius the mouse in Garfield:  A Tale of Two Kitties, and then in 2007 played the part of the Dentist of Whoville in the forthcoming major cartoon starring Jim Carrey and Steve Carrell called Horton Hears a Who!, which is the follow up to How the  Grinch Stole Christmas ��" to be released in summer 2008.

In 2007 Joe starred in the touring version of The Producers from May to November, recorded Frankenstein’s Cat, and has just finished a panto season in Southend in the box office smash Cinderella.

In 2007 Joe starred in the touring version of The Producers from May to November, recorded Frankenstein’s Cat, and has just finished a panto season in Southend in the box office smash Cinderella.

In 2008, Frankenstein’s Cat will air, Joe will be presenting a major new tv quiz show and he will embark on a nationwide live tour ��" full details of which will be announced shortly.