Jackie the Musical brings disco delight to those who remember the days of problem pages - and those who don't!

Richard O'Brien's classic cult hit comes to Dartford.

Dr Frank-N-Furter has landed in Dartford, to tantalise and corrupt in Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show.

A hard knock life turned from grime to glamour in Nikolai Foster’s up tempo production of Annie.

Here are the pick of the borough's sights and activities, according to tourist reviews.

This long-running favourite still delivers, as audiences are discovering.

Legally Blonde the Musical shows its youthful female energy and is the perfect vehicle to attract new, young talent to a historic company.

Headcorn firm Aero Legends are offering people the chance to fly alongside a reconditioned Second Word War fighter plane.

A new 1940s take on Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream sees professionals and amateurs turning in top performances.

Wartime setting, nostalgia and some honest acting without all the gimmicks and the special effects.

Hetty Feather opened at Dartford's Orchard Theatre with live music that caught everyone's attention

Popstar Pixie Lott takes on the iconic role of Holly Golighty as Truman Capote's romcom classic Breakfast at Tiffany's arrives at the Marlowe Theatre.

A poignant night for Beatles fans as the Bootleg Beatles perform the day legendary producer George Martin dies.

Three great characters, two great plays, and one superb playwright makes Single Spies at the Marlowe Theatre a joy to watch.

Almost half a decade since its Broadway debut, Chicago the Musical still never fails to impress audiences night after night.

The incredibly clever set design turns the Marlowe into a millionaire’s mansion, seedy nightclub, Oscar ceremony stage and secluded wood cabin.

With half term upon us, it’s time for a fun family flick. Try those cheeky chipmunks to make you dance or Goosebumps to make you jump.

High-kicking dance routines and catchy songs bring the house down at Footloose the Musical starring Gareth Gates and Maureen Nolan.

British at its best, this adaptation of a Hitchcock classic is a must-watch for anyone to pertains to have a sense of humour.

Pianist and 2014 BBC Young Musician of the Year Martin James Bartltt joins Maidstone Symphony Orchestra.