Castles, gardens and even an animal park are venues for outdoor theatre across Kent this summer.

The much-loved all-singing, all-dancing musical Sister Act, adapted from the Whoopi Goldberg film, will have you on your feet.

A Kent actor who lost a leg from diabetes and needs a wheelchair is taking to the London stage to play a man suffering from motor neurone disease.

Actress Lynn Archer will be impersonating Deal’s Georgian celebrity Elizabeth Carter at various events throughout this summer.

She’s made a habit of making hit singles but now the former X Factor winner is looking on the funny side for her role in Sister Act.

Generous theatregoers donated thousands over just five days to the fund in aid of those affected by the Manchester bombing.

Brilliant songs and a roller-coaster of emotion bring to the stage the frustrating life and death story of The Small Faces' Stevie Marriott.

Local actress Rachel Stanley's got her dancing shoes – and leotard – ready for her role in David Walliams’ Gangsta Granny.

Still feisty, Charlotte Bronte’s heroine Jane Eyre comes to Kent next week in an acclaimed National Theatre production.

Buddy had us dancing in the aisles as the rock 'n' roll musical visits Kent.

A high-energy show about the life of Buddy Holly, which has the backing of his widow, hits a Kent stage this week.

Former EastEnders star Michael Greco says he can't wait to get booed as he plays baddie Abanazar in panto in Kent this Christmas.

A celebrity cast including an ex-Eastenders star and a children's TV favourite are performing in this year's panto.

He’s the comic from over there, who’s been doing quite well over here: Reginald D Hunter talks tea and Trump ahead of his last Kent date this year.

Master of farce Ray Cooney celebrates 70 years in showbusiness with a reworking of his show, Out of Order, at two Kent theatres.

Oh no they haven't! Oh yes they have! Production company launches pantomime which will be the first of its kind.

The stars of cult American TV show Storage Hunters are coming to Kent this autumn as part of a national tour.

The tragedy of the 2004 tsunami is brought to life in a children's show of Michael Morpurgo’s book, Running Wild, featuring life-sized puppets.

The acclaimed Bill Kenwright production of Evita, which has won more than 20 major awards, comes to the county from a run in London.

The weird and wonderful world of the Addams Family is captured with humour and creepiness in the latest touring musical. Click, click.