Qdos Entertainment
Family-owned hospitality, property and live-entertainment business investing in Yorkshire coastal ventures and theatre projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Qdos Entertainment
Qdos Entertainment is a family-owned investment and entertainment business with interests in hospitality, property and live entertainment. Its current portfolio includes pubs, restaurants, accommodation and property projects through Five Star Collection, alongside QTalent artiste management and occasional West End show investments.
The business is based in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, and is owned by Nick and Sandra Thomas. It sold its HQ Theatres chain and Qdos Pantomimes business after 2020; the company was founded in 1995.
Product: Hospitality and property investments, artiste management, and occasional investment and co-production of West End shows.
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