Joey La Varco

Joey La Varco
Born Joey La Varco
(1995-05-09) May 9, 1995
New Jersey
Years active 2008present

Joey La Varco (born May 9, 1995)[1] is an American actor and singer. Best well known for his portrayal of Simon in the Broadway production of 13 The Musical.

Career

The first professional role La Varco had was a guest role on an episode of 30 Rock as a ten-year-old "Jack."[2][3]

La Varco is best well known for his portrayal of "Simon" in the original Broadway theatre production of 13 The Musical. Which ran on Broadway theatre|Brodway]] at The Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre from October 5, 2008 to January 4, 2009.[4] During the summer of 2008 a cast album was recorded by Ghostlight Records in which La Varco participated in his part of "Simon."[5]

In 2010 La Varco appeared in the part of "Patrick" in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.[6]

Joey is also the voice of the Big Bad Wolf in "The Wonderpets" ("The Wonderpets Save the Three Little Pigs") and the voice of the Sea Horse. He also did an "MTV Old Wives Tale" commercial, that aired in the fall of 2005. It aired for the first time during the 2005 MTV Video Music Awards.

Joey can been seen in the newest series of Charles Schwab commercials as the boy with the headphones.

Stage Credits

Date Production Role Theatre
November–December 2011 Radio City Christmas Spectacular Patrick Tour
November 5, 2010 - December 31, 2010 Radio City Music Hall
Oct 5, 2008 - Jan 4, 2009 13 The Musical Simon Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre
Understudy: Eddie, Brett

Cast Recordings

Year Title Role
2008 13 The Musical Simon

Television Credits

Year Title Role Episode
2011 Primetime: What Would You Do?
2006 Commercial: Ring Pop
2006 Commercial: Food Network

2006

30 Rock 10-Year-Old Jack Jack-Tor #1.5

2007 || The Wonderpets || Save the Three Little Pigs/Save the Owl || Big Bad Wolf #1.20

3013 Charles Schwab "Inspiration"

References

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