Action packed puppetry and comedy bring the tale of Captain Flinn and his friends to life.

Shakespeare's famous tale is being told through the medium of dance.

Be immersed in the trials and tribulations of life at the notorious Shawshank prison as one of the nation's favourite films is adapted for the stage.

The musical classic is currently on stage and delighting audiences with its beautiful stage design and well-known songs.

No brollies, just sun-soaked theatre in a rare-glimpsed setting: it's the Changeling Theatre's summer tour.

Canadian rocker Bryan Adams wowed the crowds as he played the home of Kent cricket in Canterbury.

Hold on to your fishnets and feather boas! This is what happened when a Rocky Horror virgin went to see the cult rock and roll musical at the Marlowe.

Journey to the depths of the ocean and uncover the true legend of Titanic in a new, free exhibition has opened at a Kent shopping centre.

Noel Coward's legacy lives on with superb acting in Present Laughter at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.

Ashford-born actor Mark Rylance stars as The BFG in Steven Spielberg's adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic.

The summer smiled on the Leeds Castle Classical Concert as thousands enjoyed classics, flag-waving, a Spitfire flypast and a firework finale.

Some of Britain's top comedians took to the Marlowe Theatre stage for a new night of stand-up.

The Changeling Theatre's two open-air summer productions are both breathtaking, hilarious and beautiful - come rain or shine.

Both guys and dolls will love this production of the 1950s classic that oozes charm, big musical numbers and a stunning wardrobe.

From humble beginnings at Liverpool’s Cavern Club through to the height of Beatlemania and beyond, Let it Be brings the story of The Beatles to life.

Love pets and their little quirks? Then you won’t want to go walkies during this caper.

An extraordinary play about an extraordinary little girl - Matilda the Musical brings Roald Dahl's revoltingly good tale to life.

Michael Jackson fans will be hit by, will be struck by, a fabulous performance at the Marlowe Theatre this week.

Indie rockers Kaiser Chiefs belted out the hits old and new for a sell-out crowd at Bedgebury Pinetum near Goudhurst.

More than 7,000 people came together to see Simply Red play live as the band celebrated more than 30 years in the music business.