Tricia Adele-Turner (Legally Blonde, We Will Rock You and Carnaby Street,) lives in Stone and will be performing in Dartford for the first time.

Punters will have to pay for tickets for this year’s open-air theatre season in Central Park – but it will be cheaper if you live in the borough.

Dr Frank-N-Furter has landed in Dartford, to tantalise and corrupt in Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show.

A hard knock life turned from grime to glamour in Nikolai Foster’s up tempo production of Annie.

Tickets will go on sale for global musical hit Mamma Mia! which is to be staged in a city theatre for the first time

The hit West End show Let It Be, celebrating The Beatles' career from Liverpool's Cavern Club to Beatlemania, comes to two Kent venues.

Rocky Horror Show author Richard O'Brien talks about his legendary musical, still as popular as ever, as it heads to Kent.

Beheadings, grisly deaths and missing dragons, Graeme of Thrones promises to be a must for all Game of Thrones fans.

Burlesque performers and music through the decades will perform in Cuxton this weekend.

Warring factions, blood and guts, life and death – a critically acclaimed play, akin to Game of Thrones, comes to the county this weekend.

Picnic hampers at the ready: here's our guide to open-air theatre across Kent this summer.

The food snob, journalist, author, Masterchef judge and all-round charismatic restaurant critic brings his new one-man show to Kent.

Stand by for the stand-up event of the year – four top comedians for the price of one

He penned some of the greatest love stories and most moving tragedies: find out where to see Shakespeare's work in Kent 400 years on.

Stars of ITV talent show Britain's Got Talent, Ashleigh and Pudsey, will be bringing their stage show to Dartford's Orchard Theatre.

A theatre show with no script or actors and where the audience decides what will happen, comes to Folkestone.

Veteran actor and performer Roy Hudd looks to a golden age of theatre in his one-man show about music hall, which comes to Kent this weekend.

A new 1940s take on Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream sees professionals and amateurs turning in top performances.

Comedian Julian Clary talks make-up, 30 years of camping it up and village life ahead of two dates in his adopted county.

She's spent a life with elephants: conservationist and BBC presenter Saba Douglas-Hamilton will be sharing her experiences.