The award winning Bill Kenwright production of Cabaret will premiere this week before heading off on a UK tour.

A festival promising the chance to tick off weekend goals with activities from axe throwing to hot tubbing and live music is coming to Kent woodland.

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It's been moving theatre audiences for decades: the musical Blood Brothers is back, refreshed, and starring Lyn Paul on her final tour.

Standing tall at around 7ft, there's still time to tackle one of the best summertime challenges, the Maize Maze. Here's what we thought of it:

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With a programme bursting with 42 walks led by friendly Ramblers, there's no excuse not to step out on an energetic, scenic and informative stroll

All the useful and need-to-know information ahead of tonight's big event

Dozens of diverse ciders join live music and rural fun including welly wanging and pig racing at an annual cider festival this weekend.

Thousands are expected to tuck in to a variety of food at a food festival which is back for a fourth year this bank holiday weekend.

Thousands of re-enactors will be staging battles from throughout history at the annual Military Odyssey show this bank holiday.

See Britain's best kitesurfers compete and then have a go at the sport yourself as the national championships come to the county.

An annual music festival, which raises funds for local good causes, is back for the bank holiday with family entertainment.

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Organisers of one of the county's biggest summer shows are decided to change the weekend it is held next summer.

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From family days out watching jousting to live music, outdoor fun and even an ice cream festival, here's what's on this bank holiday weekend.