Strictly star Johannes Radebe is bringing his infectious enthusiasm and spectacular dance moves to the stage.

The Kent-based company will perform two classic plays at some truly stunning venues.

Magic Goes Wrong is the latest smash hit production from Mischief Theatre, co-created by iconic illusionists Penn and Teller.

Aljaž Škorjanec and Janette Manrara are hosting a black tie affair with new dance show Remembering the Oscars

A Kent theatre company needs a new apprentice - and they'll be filling some pretty big shoes

The Strictly judge is dishing the dirt on his showbiz career with his debut solo tour, All Balls and Glitter

Disney's The Lion King is gearing up to welcome families this April and with tickets from just £23.50, an Easter trip to Africa is problem free.

The toe-tapping musical is considered a classic, but does it hold up for a modern audience?

From sing-along music to captivating dance and thrilling theatre, we’ve got something for everyone.

Dust off your dancing shoes as feel-good musical Hairspray takes you back to the swinging 60s.

Pirouette into the newly reimagined performance of the Tchaikovsky classic.

Karen Hauer and Gorka Marquez are on tour with their explosive live show, Firedance.

Up for a laugh? From Josh Widdicombe to Omid Djalili, some of Britain’s best comedians are heading to Kent this March.

What a glorious feeling! Steps’ Faye Tozer stars in the stage production that delights (and drenches) audiences.

Matthew Bourne has reimagined his iconic production of this timeless classic and is bringing it to stages across the UK.

We review the stage adaptation of Peter James’ thrilling whodunnit, Looking Good Dead on at the Orchard Theatre in Dartford.

The Dancing on Ice judge and former Strictly champ is set for four nights in the county this summer.

The former EastEnder talks giving up the booze and life on the road as he heads to Kent to star in a Peter James classic

It was a long time in the making for one of music's biggest selling albums in history to transcend on to the stage – but boy it's been worth the wait.

The creepy, kooky and hilarious Addams family have arrived in Kent.