A festival is celebrating 40 years of music, theatre, comedy and heritage with a packed two-week programme.

The comedian is currently on the third leg of his 30 Years of Dirt tour - including two nights in Kent.

It would be a crime to miss out on seeing the world’s most famous detective in Kent this week.

A fringe festival is bringing almost 80 live shows from the world of comedy, music, theatre and drag to Kent audiences.

All the best jokes and scenes from eighties classic sitcom Only Fools and Horses are squished together to make the perfect feel-good musical

Stars of the small screen will be treading the boards in this year’s festive production of Jack and the Beanstalk in one Kent town.

The award-winning comic is selling out venues all over the country, so Kent fans need to be quick to get their hands on tickets.

The comedian will visit three Kent venues on the huge nationwide tour. Here’s how to get tickets.

Two panto dames will be proving double trouble as one town launches its 10th annual Christmas pantomime.

The dance competition returned for its launch show last weekend with celeb stars like Toyah Wilcox, Sarah Hadland and JB Gill.

The immersive dance show will tell stories of slavery, shipbuilding and female sailors at one of the county’s biggest attractions.

A popular theatre will not reopen until after May as contractors continue working to repair the building.

The celebrity cook is talking about his latest book and TV series, Food Stories, with Kent fans.

The musical, based on the 1980s sitcom, is going on tour with comedy giant Paul Whitehouse.

The award-winning chat show host is swapping the sofa for the stage in his new live show.

We went along to the opening night of Grease for an evening of hydromatic hand jives and stateside summer lovin’.

We went along to the opening night of the spectacular Broadway musical A Chorus Line as it made its way to Kent.

The 1950s teen hit is on tour, bringing musical favourites like Summer Nights, You’re the One That I Want and Greased Lightnin’ to theatres.

Take a trip to the capital city and see some of the world’s best laughter-makers as they visit London this autumn

Glitzy musical A Chorus Line is the singular sensation making its way around the nation’s theatres as part of its current tour.