Theatregoers from Kent were cured of their January blues with the opening night of La Cage aux Folles at the Marlowe Theatre.

The Snowman thrills young and old alike - currently on stage at The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury.

Fans of the Hollywood blockbuster Ghost won't be disappointed by the musical adaptation, currently playing at The Orchard Theatre in Dartford.

Panto season is already well under way and it looks set to be a record year as the Leas Cliff Hall welcomes Jack and the Beanstalk to town.

From The Nice Guys to Arrival and Spotlight via The BFG: the best films of 2016, as chosen by Kent film writer Mike Shaw.

All-singing, all-dancing Sleeping Beauty proves a hit for families in panto season, with a taste of Strictly.

You're never too young to start being pampered: we tried out new Princess Pamper parties being offered by a Maidstone hotel.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Sittingbourne's Swallows Leisure Centre could be Kent's funniest panto of the year

A pop trio, a jester from EastEnders and love's true kiss add up to a night of fun for the kids in this year's Sevenoaks panto.

REVIEW: With a growing beanstalk, a blundering 10ft giant and Clarabelle the dancing cow, panto season has begun at Chatham’s Central Theatre.

Squeaky-voiced Joe Pasquale plays Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs for laughs at Dartford's Orchard Theatre it's the special effects that are the star.

Blue singer Antony Costa lapped up his role as a baddie in pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk.

Dreamland's Frosted Fairground combines nostalgia, tradition and a dash of adrenalin for a day out that'll make your (festive) day.

Britain's Got Talent's Stephen Mulhern and the Dick Whittington cast bring trampolining, 3D effects and gags aplenty to this year's panto.

Duo-turned-trio Show of Hands proved again why they can sell out venues across the country when they played Tunbridge Wells.

A play about a true giant of cricket, Colin Milburn, was staged in the home of Kent cricket.

There were audible screams from the audience as the spine-tingling ghost story hit the Marlowe Theatre stage.

Chase and Marshall came to Kent for a special appearance on the Spa Valley Railway.

If you’re someone who enjoys the action from police flicks of the 1970s and 1980s, then The Pretend Men’s show Police Cops is definitely for you.

Joe Stilgoe and Claire Martin's infectious charm created an evening filled with expert musicianship and delightful anecdotes.