Tracy Beaker similar manner. She also criticised the complexity of the emotions expressed by Tracy, as they were being repeated by other children who cannot understand them; for example, the suggestion that they are deprived because they do not have enough sweets. Robinson finishes by criticising Jaqueline Wilson's form, where adults who are trying to help are undermined by the children along with books with largely adult themes. Tracy Beaker Tracy Beaker is the lead character in the "Tracy Beaker" franchise. After first appearing as the main character in Jacqueline Wilson's 1991 book "The Story of Tracy Beaker", she appeared in the
Tracy Brabin End run at the Noël Coward Theatre. The production was nominated for the Best New Comedy at the Laurence Olivier Awards in 2014. Brabin's previous theatre performances include the lead role in Shelagh Stevenson's "The Long Road" at Curve in Leicester directed by Adel Al Salloum and Joy in "Meat" written by Jimmy Osbourne for London's 503 Theatre. Brabin has written for "Heartbeat", "Family Affairs", "Crossroads", "The Story of Tracy Beaker", and "Hollyoaks", on which she worked for two years. She has written for "Shameless" for Company Pictures and for three series of "Seacht" – nominated for Best Youth Programme