Avalon Group
| Founded | 1989 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
| Website | http://avalonuk.com/ |
The Avalon Group is a London-based business in the entertainment industry. It was established in 1989.
It consists of the following companies:
- Avalon Management, artist management
- Avalon Promotions, event programming
- Avalon Public Relations, public relations and marketing agency established in 1997
- Avalon Television, established in 1993
- Liberty Bell Productions, established in 2002 and purchased by the Avalon Group in 2005.[1]
- Tinderbox Television
- Flame Television, purchased by the Avalon Group in 2009.
- Avalon Distribution, distribution for Avalon Television, Liberty Bell Productions and Tinderbox Television
Avalon Management
Clients include:
- Al Murray, 2006 [2]
- Frank Skinner
- Russell Howard
- Harry Hill
- Simon Brodkin[3]
- Chris Addison
- Greg Davies (and 'We Are Klang')
- Dave Gorman
- Laura Solon
- Russell Kane
- Alex Horne
- Chris Ramsay
- Roisin Conaty
- Nat Luurtesma
- Gareth Richards
- Ray Peacock
- Ed Gamble
- John Oliver
- Andy Zaltzman
Avalon Television
Shows include:
- Al Murray's Happy Hour
- Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder
- Dave Gorman in America Unchained
- Greg Behrendt's Wake Up Call
- Harry Hill's TV Burp
- Laura, Ben and Him
- Mouth to Mouth
- Not Going Out
- Special Delivery
- The Sketch Show
- Touch Me, I'm Karen Taylor
- You Can Choose Your Friends
- A Little Bit of Elvis
- Baddiel and Skinner Unplanned
- Baddiel's Syndrome
- Dave Gorman's Important Astrology Experiment
- Fact Hunt
- Fantasy Football League
- Frank Skinner on Frank Skinner
- Frank Skinner's Opinionated
- Garth Marenghi's Darkplace
- Harry Hill
- Harry Hill's Fruit Fancies
- Harry Hill's Shark Infested Custard
- I Love My Country
- Jenny Eclair Squats
- Jerry Springer - The Opera
- Kimonos for Goalposts
- Kombat Opera Presents
- Lee Nelson's Well Good Show
- Last Week Tonight with John Oliver
- Man Down
- Man to Man with Dean Learner
- Newman & Baddiel in Pieces
- Richard Herring in Fiji
- Russell Howard's Good News
- Shane
- The All New Harry Hill Show
- The Dave Gorman Collection
- The Frank Skinner Show
- The Jim Tavaré Show
- The Mary Whitehouse Experience
- Time Gentlemen Please
- Workaholics
Liberty Bell
Shows include:
- The Crane Gang
- Grumpy Old Men
- Grumpy Old Men at Christmas
- Victoria Wood's Big Fat Documentary
- Grumpy Old Women
- World's Greatest Conspiracy Theories
- Being Ten
- It's Grim Up North
- Grumpy Old Women at Christmas
- The Big Dig
- Three Men In a Boat
- Three Men In More Than One Boat
- Three Men In Another Boat
- Three Men go to Ireland
- My Appalling School Report
- Grumpy Old Holidays
- The Grumpy Guide to...
- Grumpy Old New Year
- The Meaning of Life
- TV is Dead?
- How To Get More Sex
- What I Wish I’d Known When I Was Twenty
- He Says She Says
- What the Dickens?
- Alastair Campbell Interviews
- Seemed Like a Good Idea...
- Am I Normal?
- Songbook
Tinderbox Television
Shows include:
- Tough Gig
- TV Now and Then
Flame Television
Shows include:
- 'The Nightmare Neighbour Next Door'
- 'A Town & Country Murder'
- 'Animal Saints & Sinners'
- 'Heir Hunters'
- 'Don't Get Done, Get Dom'
- 'Saints & Scroungers'
- 'Missing Millions' (ITV)
- 'You've Been Scammed' with Matt Allwright
References
- ↑ Jason Deans (11 August 2005). "Avalon buys Liberty Bell". The Guardian (London).
- ↑ West feels CBS' 'Pressure'
- ↑ "Lee Nelson's Well Good Show - Production Details". British Comedy Guide. Retrieved 18 September 2010.