The glitterball champion and world-class dancer will return to the county with his new tour, Let Me Entertain You.

Fans can hear the comedian’s latest jokes at a new work-in-progress gig. Here’s how to get tickets.

Our reporter clicked their ruby slippers and found themselves in the Emerald City as family favourite the Wizard of Oz came to Kent.

Sex and the City creator Candace Bushnell, who inspired the character of Carrie Bradshaw, is bringing her one-woman show to Kent.

The comedian originally planned to bring his stand-up show to fans last year but a theatre’s closure meant the date was delayed.

A hilarious twist on the famous story about the boy who wouldn’t grow up will have you on the edge of your seats, says our reviewer.

Follow the yellow brick road to a Kent theatre and join Dorothy and Toto on a technicolour adventure this February.

The political comedian and Mash Report host will perform at venues across the country later this year, including three Kent theatres.

We review a dance adaptation of one of Tim Burton’s greatest gothic tales as it arrives in Kent.

The side-splitting show, from the team behind the award-winning Play That Goes Wrong, is hitting the road for a nationwide tour.

The Pub Landlord will test his new stand-up material on Kent fans in a work-in-progress show.

Twelve Angry Men is a nail-biting drama based on the 1957 film, and it’s coming to Kent for five nights.

The French-British performer whose comedy videos have gone viral is taking her first solo show on tour.

Comedian Babatunde Aléshé is returning to the county with his solo tour, Babahood, for two dates this winter.

Award-winning choreographer Matthew Bourne is bringing his beautiful dance adaptation of Edward Scissorhands to Kent.

From show-stopping revivals to new jukebox musicals, these 10 must-see shows are coming to Kent next year.

The German comedian will perform alongside three other stand-up stars at a regular comedy club next month.

The feel-good comedy about a group of women who pose naked for charity has been adapted into a musical - and it’s coming to Kent.

Our reviewer was won over by stepsisters named Shakira and Beyonce, and even a carriage mishap couldn’t dampen the audience’s joy at a town panto.

The comedian, best known for sitcoms Blackadder and the Young Ones, will return to the stage next year with four dates in Kent.