Theatres across Kent have shut their doors and suspended shows as a result of the coronavirus outbreak. Here's the latest:

Shows have been cancelled at a theatre following the government's latest advice on the coronavirus outbreak.

A show of two halves filled with complicated, sexy dance numbers and some shocks at the end, Cabaret the Musical was a serious hit for our reviewer.

Divorced. Beheaded. Live! Hit show Six the Musical has added another Kent theatre to its 2020 UK tour - but tickets are selling fast.

Cabaret the musical star John Partridge - which comes to Kent this week - says he fought for his role in the show, but it may be one of his last.

The award-winning writer of Gavin and Stacey, Ruth Jones, is bringing her one woman show to the county.

A show billed as the ultimate tribute to the movie musical Moulin Rouge comes to the Kent stage this weekend.

A Kent theatre has cancelled a show tonight after a 'close contact' of cast members was confirmed to have coronavirus.

A show considered to be the scariest stage horror ever written is in Kent this week, but if you see it, be sure to keep its secrets, say its writers.

Theatre managers have announced a new partnership with pantomime producers who already stage an award-winning show each year at another Kent theatre.

He brought us 12 episodes of Fawlty Towers and John Cleese says his first stage play, which comes to Kent soon, is a farce like the BBC sitcom.

Kent's AJ Bentley, of the BBC's Let It Shine, and now Mamma Mia! The Party at the O2, says its "pretty great" to have the career he always dreamt of.

Kent comedian Joe Pasquale is set to return as accident-prone Frank Spencer for a second tour of the stage show of Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.

A performance that starts as abruptly as it ends, Lady Chatterley's Lover is a show full of passion, drama and defiance.

Coronation Street star Rupert Hill, who plays gamekeeper Mellors in DH Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover in Kent this week, says "he's a dude".

A MOBO award winning musician, BGT magician and Shakespeare's Globe on Tour are among the acts announced for an annual outdoor summer festival.

An amateur dramatics group will hold auditions for its latest show Oklahoma the Musical and they want cast, crew and cowboys to step into the corral

Villagers are being asked for their views on a new community centre in Hawkhurst.

A pantomime legend has been booked for this year's classic fairytale.

A musical parody of the long running TV show, Friends, kicks off its national tour in the county next week.