An RSC production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, marking the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death, features 14 Bottoms at the Marlowe Theatre.

He's Strictly's most successful professional so far: Pasha Kovalev brings his stage show with dance partner Anya to three Kent venues.

The Birds of a Feather star launches her latest school for budding drama stars and TV directors aged four to 18 this weekend.

West End star Jodie Prenger appears in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s classic musical, Tell Me on a Sunday.

They left Strictly Come Dancing in 2012, now Vincent and Flavia are bringing their final theatre tour to Kent.

New and old fairy tale characters come together in Stephen Sondheim's musical, Into the Woods, with a cast of young actors from across Kent.

Wartime setting, nostalgia and some honest acting without all the gimmicks and the special effects.

One lucky budding actor could be hearing "You're hired!" under Changeling Theatre's apprentice scheme.

After 27 years in Radio 4's beloved The Archers, actor Graham Seed, now appearing in Flare Path in Kent, still thinks he is just a 'jobbing actor'.

Word wizard and Scrabble supremo Gyles Brandreth is bringing his love of language to Kent with his new tour, Word Power.

Energetic Iranian comedian Omid Djalili talks hats, banter and his love for stand-up as he comes to Kent for three dates.

From boyband Blue to flamboyant musical Priscilla Queen of the Desert: Duncan James talks bandmates, lipstick and loving every night's show.

Singer and actor Duncan James comes to Canterbury with the smash hit musical Priscilla Queen of the Desert.

Bestselling author Jacqueline Wilson's book, Hetty Feather, which has been adapted for the stage, comes to Kent.

Stephen Mulhern will play Idle Jack in Dick Whittington at the Marlowe Theatre

Singer Pixie Lott is to take on the free-spirited role immortalised by Audrey Hepburn – Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

A Dover choir will get to sing with classical crooners G4 as part of their Back For Good 2016 tour when they come to Kent.

Alan Bennett’s Cold War comedy drama Single Spies has a five-night run at Canterbury's Marlowe Theatre this week.

Comedian Brian Conley is out on the road with his latest tour and packing out theatres wherever he goes - this weekend he plays two Kent dates.

Ticktets have gone on sale for singer and Casualty star Lee Mead's one date in the county later this year.