Its adults only as the hilarious Snow White and the Seven Poofs ADULT ONLY pantomime returns to the London stage for a brilliant festive run starring reality star Simon Gross aka Mr Showbiz. The show got critical acclaim and rave reviews from its 2013 production in the Leicester Square Theatre, and now its coming back in 2017 but bigger, bolder and ruder. Mr Showbiz joins the show having previously starred in the West End production of Singalongabba, and other of other drag style revues and pantomimes including Drag Divas Arts Theatre, Snow White, Sinderfella And A Lad In Tights both at The Leicester Square Theatre. Simon is becoming a regular face on British television with a memorable gust appearance appearance in the 2017 X Factor as well Text Santa Special Judge and a regular columnist for Entertainment Daily, The Sun and OK online. He is probably best remembered for his time in Channel 5 Big Brother Time bomb series as the first housemate to be evicted from Big Brother house after a shock eviction lasting only two hours only to be brought back two weeks later thanks to popular support from the great British public. Simon holds the record for the fastest eviction in history and the first male ever to be evicted in any Big Brother series! Simon returned to the Big Brother house lasting up to five weeks entertaining the public with his annoying but addictive catchphrase Showbiz!
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