Davide Tucci

Davide Tucci, born on September 14, 1987, in Isola Del Liri (FR), Italy, later relocated with his family to the picturesque islands of Malta. He attended St. Aloysius College, where he discovered his passion for creativity, leading him to pursue studies in software and web design. From a young age, Davide was inspired by various performers, igniting his aspiration to entertain.

His musical journey began with a significant role as Georg in the acclaimed musical “Spring Awakening” (2010) at St. James Theatre. This experience not only deepened his love for the performing arts but also propelled him into the modeling industry. Davide made his television debut in “La Famiglia” (2011), a Maltese crime drama, where he played Valentino Saraceni. He gained further recognition through his portrayal of Clyde Montaldo in the popular TVM series “Katrina” (2012-2014), capturing the audience's hearts with his portrayal of a visually impaired character.

In theatre, he showcased his versatility with a thought-provoking role in “Jiena Nhobb, Inti Thobb” (2014), addressing themes of sexuality and morality. He also starred in the Maltese-Canadian film “A Dangerous Arrangement” (2015) alongside notable actors like Colm Meaney and Deborah Kara Unger.

Continuing his successful trajectory, Davide featured in “Ic-Caqqufa” (2015-2016), a prime-time TVM show, and took on the role of Francesco Cavalli in the theatrical production “Faith, Hope and Charity” (2015). He further demonstrated his range with roles in “Limestone Cowboy” (2016) and Malcolm Gelea’s “Marti Martek, Martek Marti,” as well as Shakespeare's “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (2016).

Beyond his artistic endeavors, Davide enjoys traveling, horse riding, sports, and