Fast-paced spy adventure which will have you laughing from start to finish.

There was no hyperbole, no big build up and no grand entrance for Style Council lead singer...even when Roger Daltrey joined him

The Voice star's appeal spans the generations with a performance that proves is one the UK's hottest musical properties

The memory of Andrew Lloyd Webber's much-loved musical will stay with you long after you leave the Marlowe Theatre

Natalie Imbruglia takes her first stage acting role within Alan Ayckbourn's comedy

Kentish Opera produced fine singing and lots of colour

Nineteen years after Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake ballet first took to the stage, it's still as relevant and as engaging as it ever was.

Canterbury Operatic Society staged their production of Sweeney Todd, the demon barber of Fleet Street, at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury this week

Simple tale leads to a heady mix of bright colours, high-pitched singing and enthusiastic dance moves.

Olivier Award-nominated performer Bob Golding brings Eric Morecambe back to life.

The tribute band to the fab four dazzle at Chatham's Central Theatre

Former Squeeze and Mike and the Mechanics singer-musician Paul Carrack wows the crowd at Dartford.

The rousing splendour of old colliery bands is shown off against a backdrop of despair as a community is ripped apart by pit closure in Brassed Off.

Review of Fiddler on the Roof at Dartford's Orchard Theatre by Keith Hunt

A cruise down the Nile is on many travellers’ bucket list. Now Gerry Warren has crossed it off his, returning in awe of the ancient Egyptians.

Decorated with contemporary panels of art and statement furnishings, you’ll be tempted to stay indoors rather than explore the wonders of the capital.

Emily Stott travels to the beautiful fishing village of Sliema in Malta.

A stage hypnotist and a medium generated laughs and messages from the 'other side' at the Astor Theatre in Deal.

Miles Jupp discusses life with his infant captors - or children as they are commonly known - his aversion to Twitter and a spot of pasty politics.

From peaceful times to the horrific war trenches of northern France with comradeship