The Stage have the full story which basically says that Reckless Entertainment Ltd – listed as one of two production companies behind the Street of Dreams musical – has now gone into liquidation, with many involved in the production left thousands of pounds out of pocket.
The Stage say that a report to creditors – among whom Paul O’Grady’s management company is listed as being owed £80,000 – reveals there will no “asset recoveries”. A subsequent letter from the Insolvency Service to potential creditors of Reckless Entertainment also shows there is “no prospect of a distribution to creditors”.
It's been its own soap opera, that's for sure, and one with an unhappy ending for everyone involved.
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5 comments:
Reckless Entertainment? Must be spingtime for Hitler and Germany.
Janice, my thoughts, exactly! They should have given the direction job to Mel Brooks.
I suppose you can only take a 'concept' so far before it all ends ...out of steam...even for an institution like Coronation Street.
Noticing Katy Cavanagh's bump in that photo. Anyone heard if she's had her baby yet?
I saw Katy 6 weeks ago in Manchester and asked her. She had a baby boy.
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