The former Holby City actor will be joined by Britain’s Got Talent’s Andrew Curphey and CBeebies presenter Katy Ashworth.

The Aussie star gave audiences an eyeful at the opening night of risqué musical the Rocky Horror Show.

Hundreds turned out for a night celebrating dance, music and cultural diversity despite threats of violence in the county.

A Kent comedian’s gag has been named as the funniest joke told at one of the country’s top festivals.

The opening night of feel-good musical Hairspray shared a much-needed message of love and positivity with Kent theatre-goers.

The Aussie singer is slipping back into his corset and fishnet tights to star in the latest production of the Rocky Horror Show.

We were taken on a trip down Hollywood Boulevard at the opening night of Pretty Woman, starring Amber Davies and Ore Oduba.

The winner of ITV’s popular talent show will make her panto debut in Kent this December after securing a place in a “dream” production.

Missing out on this rom-com musical would be a big mistake. Huge.

The swashbuckling adventure of The Three Musketeers will play out across 10 outdoor venues this summer.

We came face-to-face with one of Disney’s wickedest villains at the live stage adaptation of 101 Dalmatians.

The heavenly musical will star former Coronation Street actor Wendi Peters on its current UK tour.

Maisie Smith, best known for playing Tiffany Butcher and reaching the finals of Strictly Come Dancing, is making her panto debut this year.

The touring production of An Officer and a Gentleman will have you laughing, crying, cheering and trying not to sing along.

The Steps singer will be taking on the role of villain Cruella De Vil in the musical adaptation of 101 Dalmatians.

A new comedy festival that has been organised by Kent-based performers and funded by donations is making its debut.

The stage version of 1982’s An Officer and a Gentleman is making hearts soar as it tours the country - and it’s coming to Kent.

We went along to watch the wonderful magic of childhood film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang come to life on stage.

See some of the nation’s best comics and discover hidden talent at Kent’s regular side-splitting comedy nights.

An open-air summer theatre tour taking in venues across Kent kicked off with some serious Shakespeare in the form of war play Henry V.