Currently on tour across the UK, Kinky Boots has arrived at the Marlowe Theatre and is already proving a hit.

It would be a real Tragedy if music lovers didn't head along to the Orchard Theatre to see Saturday Night Fever.

As the year draws to a close, our film writer picks the Top 10 films of 2018 here:

Juggling Tom Balmont and his unicycle stole the show in Jack and the Beanstalk panto, says John Nurden.

John Nurden tracks down Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to a big tent in a field.

Veteran Irish comic Jimmy Cricket can still knock 'em for six, as John Nurden discovers.

Swashbuckling pirates and a huge crocodile along with lots of laughs, songs and dance make this year's Christmas panto a must see.

News editor Jenni Horn takes her children along to The Brook Theatre for a Christmas show with a difference.

Wet, Wet, Wet star Marti Pellow, a magic carpet, and plenty of giggles: here's our review of the panto in Dartford:

It was billed as a tale of a man's quest to retrieve his £250 from You've Been Framed footage.

It's panto time in Medway. News editor Jenni Horn takes a trip to The Central Theatre to see how this year's offering measures up.

Boulogne-sur-mer is known for its sea life centre, Nausicaa - the largest in Europe - but there's more to the seaside town, as we found out.

Fire-breathing dragon blasts all other pantos, says John Nurden. Oh yes he does.

Four-piece reggae-metal band Skindred keep it intimate - but loud - as they play The Forum in Kent.

A brand new illuminated woodland trail has opened in a Kent forest. We took a look around to find out what it's like.

The county's biggest theatre has produced a recordbreaking panto for years, but as this year's opens we ask: have they done it again?

Charm, wit and a catalogue of hits makes for a magical night as The Mersey Beatles take on the Fab Four.

One of London's most iconic sites, the Tower of London, is offering a stunning ice skating experience throughout the festive season.

A former coastal railway station staged a major regional contribution to this weekend's Armistice centenary commemorations in shows over four days

For Verdi aficionados or opera first-timers, the Marlowe's La Traviata is the show to see.