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A panto which was watched by thousands live online could be performed on stage when theatres may have reopened at Easter.

Could the county's biggest panto, in pop-up form online, bring the same festive cheer? Here's what we thought of the show, which was streamed free.

Kent's biggest theatre will stream its pantomime online for free - after being forced to cancel the show by coronavirus restrictions.

Theatre lovers have thought of a novel way around ensuring the magic of their annual family panto continues despite the latest lockdown.

A panto which promised socially-distanced family fun will now be streamed live online so audiences can watch at home as the county stays in Tier 3.

Kent's biggest theatre has announced it is pushing its pantomime back until next month as Kent remains under stringent coronavirus restrictions.

A performance of Jack and the Beanstalk has been cancelled at short notice as Kent remains in Tier 3.

A theatre has announced two virtual live panto performances while managers decide on their show's stage run.

The towering shell of an historic structure could be repurposed as an open-air drive-in cinema and performance space in 2021.

Some theatres in the capital are bringing live theatre back for audiences. We look at seven on offer this festive season:

With theatres and venues facing more restrictions, we look at all the county's pantos and shows this Christmas and find out when they will go on.

Kent comedian and writer Sandi Toksvig will lead the cast in Shakespeare's Globe's Christmas production, currently being filmed in lockdown.

A theatre closed because of Covid is helping Santa Save Christmas by taking care of his diary and booking personal visits where grottos can't open

The award-winning National Theatre production of Kent author MIchael Morpurgo's novel War Horse, will be screened live at cinemas across Kent.

Theatre veteran Russell Grant has become the latest household name to campaign to safeguard a theatre's future.

Kent's largest theatre has announced a new run of shows - including comedy, plays and a Christmas concert - to be performed to reduced audiences.

A panto made by Blue Peter star Peter Duncan in his own garden will be screened at a cinema in the county this Christmas.

A council has announced it is taking back control of a town's theatre to safeguard its future, amid fears it will close forever.

Theatre managers have started rehearsals for their Christmas panto and made a video explaining how they are able to make sure the show goes on.