Avalon

Avalon is a multi-award-winning talent management, television production and live promotion group with offices in London, Los Angeles and New York. Avalon, Artists Rights Group and The Agency together represent a diverse and distinctive roster of artists including actors, comedians, writers and directors, among them Academy Award, BAFTA, Emmy, Tony and Olivier Award-winners.
 
Avalon has produced live shows including the hit musical Jerry Springer: The Opera, the first West End production to win all four UK Best New Musical awards, including four Olivier Awards, which led to Jon Thoday, alongside former New York Times CEO Mark Thompson, becoming the last person prosecuted for blasphemy in the UK and prompting a welcome change in the law; Newman and Baddiel: Live at Wembley, the first ever arena comedy show in British history; Frank Skinner’s record-breaking show at Battersea Power Station; Al Murray’s Olivier-nominated West End run; Russell Howard’s ten consecutive nights at the Royal Albert Hall, breaking a record previously held by Frank Sinatra; David Baddiel’s Olivier-nominated one-man show My Family: Not The Sitcom; and is currently producing Operation Mincemeat, the double Olivier and Tony Award-winning musical running concurrently in New York City, London, and across the UK, with the 40-week nation-wide run serving as the launch pad of the world tour.
 
Avalon is the UK’s largest independent television production company, with over 40 shows in production in the last year including: hit entertainment format Taskmaster (Channel 4 in the UK, Network 10 in Australia, TV4 in Sweden, TVNorge/Discovery+ in Norway); multi-Emmy award winning Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO); Not Going Out (BBC), the UK’s longest running sitcom on air; Tall Tales & Murder (BBC/RTE), a highly anticipated darkly comedic crime drama; and an upcoming live-action, sketch comedy series The Terrors of Jordan Mendoza (Adult Swim). Other landmark Avalon shows include Catastrophe (Amazon/Channel 4), Breeders (FX/Sky), Starstruck (HBO Max/BBC), Flatbush Misdemeanors (Showtime), Workaholics (Comedy Central), The Russell Howard Hour (Sky), TV Burp (ITV) and Fantasy Football League (BBC/ITV/Sky).