He brought us 12 episodes of Fawlty Towers and John Cleese says his first stage play, which comes to Kent soon, is a farce like the BBC sitcom.

Kent's AJ Bentley, of the BBC's Let It Shine, and now Mamma Mia! The Party at the O2, says its "pretty great" to have the career he always dreamt of.

Kent comedian Joe Pasquale is set to return as accident-prone Frank Spencer for a second tour of the stage show of Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.

A performance that starts as abruptly as it ends, Lady Chatterley's Lover is a show full of passion, drama and defiance.

Coronation Street star Rupert Hill, who plays gamekeeper Mellors in DH Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover in Kent this week, says "he's a dude".

A MOBO award winning musician, BGT magician and Shakespeare's Globe on Tour are among the acts announced for an annual outdoor summer festival.

An amateur dramatics group will hold auditions for its latest show Oklahoma the Musical and they want cast, crew and cowboys to step into the corral

Villagers are being asked for their views on a new community centre in Hawkhurst.

A pantomime legend has been booked for this year's classic fairytale.

A musical parody of the long running TV show, Friends, kicks off its national tour in the county next week.

A world famous ballet company bring four ballets to Kent this week, including two fairytale classics, which can't be beaten for their popularity.

Comedian David Baddiel is looking at the culture of online trolls - with laughs at their expense - in his latest show, which has two Kent dates.

A renowned pop star will take to the stage in two Kent theatres in one of the UK's best-loved musicals.

Dial M for Murder, famous for Hitchcock's genre-defining film, stars Strictly's Tom Chambers and Not Going Out's Sally Bretton, as it comes to Kent.

As David Walliams' book Billionaire Boy comes to the Kent stage, the BGT star talks about spending a billion pounds and his favourite dinner lady.

The Royal Shakespeare Company will be staging three plays which all have resonance today when they visit the county.

Dial M for Murder, famous for Hitchcock's genre-defining film, stars Strictly's Tom Chambers and Not Going Out's Sally Bretton, as it comes to Kent.

A musical retelling of Gloria Estefan's rise to success is a cure for these frosty nights.

Some of the County Town's finest young musicians gathered at Sutton Valence School to compete for the title of Young Musician of the Year.

Her hits including Rhythm is Gonna Get You and 1-2-3 lit up the 80s and 90s charts - now Gloria Estefan's musical about her life is coming to Kent.