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Submitting... Allan Stewart, Grant Stott and Jordan Young Since 1982, Qdos has produced more than 750 pantomimes, their focus on regional theatres making the Qdos pantomime season the highlight of the theatrical year for audiences at major theatres across the UK, including The King's, where they first took the reins in 1999 with a production of Cinderella, starring Allan Stewart, Andy Gray and Dorothy Paul.New Chief Executive Michael Harrison, who studied at Edinburgh Queen Margaret College before going on to form Michael Harrison Entertainment, says, "The creati...
Dick Whittington at the London Palladium (2017) Global entertainment company Crossroads Live has acquired Qdos Pantomimes, the leading producer of pantomime across the UK. Crossroads Pantomimes will be led by Crossroads Theatrical Group chairman David Ian, whose production company was bought by the group in 2019, with former Qdos pantomimes managing director Michael Harrison as chief executive. The acquisition will see Nick Thomas, who founded Qdos in 1982, step down from the pantomime business. Qdos has produced over 750 pantomimes at dozens of major UK theatres. Thomas and Harrison oversaw ...
Panto crisis? It's behind yer! Shows set to make Christmas return as stars snap up roles EXCLUSIVE: As the coronavirus lockdown starts to ease, there's more good news - pantos are coming back with a host of stars to make a return to the stage, including Christopher Biggins Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from Daily Star - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your righ...
Joe Pasquale and Lesley Joseph appeared in the now cancelled Sleeping Beauty THE two week run of Mayflower Theatre's Sleeping Beauty this Christmas has been cancelled just days after it got under way. Theatre staff are devastated after being forced to cancel the socially distanced pantomime just two days after the curtain was raised on the attempt to reopen the theatre to live performance. The show, starring funnyman Joe Pasquale and Birds of a Feather actress Lesley Joseph, was due to run until Sunday January 3 after opening on Saturday. Chief executive Michael Ockwell explaine...