A glimpse of the festive season came to Chatham's Central Theatre as families got a sneak preview of this year’s panto, Jack and the Beanstalk.

Brooding Mr Darcy gallops back into our lives with a new stage version of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, starring Felicity Montagu.

Once one of the most hated people in soap land, actor Alex Ferns is back in Kent in the whodunnit Rehearsal for Murder.

Auditions for the ITV show Britain's Got Talent, come to Tunbridge Wells this weekend.

Comedian Shappi Khorsandi makes a living making people laugh, yet her new book echoes her experiences of low self-esteem and tough times in her teens

The stars, including Hi-De-Hi! star Su Pollard, came out for the launch of a panto, and the start of the Christmas countdown.

A new stage show of Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox will come to Kent as part of celebrations to mark the author's centenary.

Children's author Julia Donaldson, who brought us The Gruffalo, talks about her inspiration for Stick Man as it takes to the Kent stage.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest movies of all time, The Shawshank Redemption stage adaptation comes to Kent this week.

The film favourite is on the stage and you need to be prepared for your face to flush - as well as your feet to tap and your hips to wiggle.

Can arrogant Professor Higgins turn bedraggled Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, into a lady?

Great British Bake Off's Sue Perkins talks live gigs, reaching half time in life and her new book Spectacles, ahead of a date in Canterbury.

Get ready for to be uplifted – a new Dirty Dancing stage show comes to Kent this week.

Derren Brown's No Tricks show comes to Tunbridge Wells, discussing the secret of happiness, later this month.

A weekend of theatre, dance, music, film and fun for the family comes to Canterbury in the shape of the bOing! international family festival.

TV star and former Loose Women presenter Claire Sweeney will be a doting mum in the dressing room but a child-hating villain on stage in Canterbury.

No brollies, just sun-soaked theatre in a rare-glimpsed setting: it's the Changeling Theatre's summer tour.

Tickets are now on sale for the Quayside Players’ inaugural production about the trial of Charles I

A castle rarely open to the public will open its gates for two special open-air theatre shows for charity.

Hold on to your fishnets and feather boas! This is what happened when a Rocky Horror virgin went to see the cult rock and roll musical at the Marlowe.