The songs of hit 1950s group The Drifters are brought to life in the touring West End show The Drifters Girl.

Our reporter had to sign a waiver warning of “possible loss of life” before taking on a ferociously hot chicken wings challenge at a new Kent venue.

We visited a bustling antiques fair that had everything from surgical instruments to rare Disney ornaments.

The Full Monty, playing at The Marlowe, will leave you whooping with joy and rooting for the ex-steel workers who form a stripping group.

Our reviewer went on the hunt for the best spot for Sunday lunch after a country ramble with his four-legged friend in tow.

Bluey’s Big Play, which comes to Kent this week, is every bit as hilarious, joyful and moving as the hugely-popular TV series, writes our reviewer.

Our reviewer visited a seafront Japanese-inspired restaurant and was blown away by the quality of the food on offer.

A former Debenhams is being transformed – and the first new tenant is a restaurant with one of the biggest menus known to man.

The food scene is thriving in Kent these days and our reviewer was blown away when he tried out one restaurant’s guest chef collaboration night.

Sliced beef brisket, pulled pork, jalapeno smoked sausage, ribs, chicken and mac n’ cheese – this platter is certainly not for the faint of heart.

The Weakest Link and A League of Their Own host ensured the audience in Canterbury were in hysterics throughout – here’s what our reviewer thought.

A fearless show by Brazil’s São Paulo Dance Company brought the crowd to their feet as culture and movement collided at a Kent theatre.

We went along to Bravo, an emotional play all about a horse that wants to dance, to see how the county’s only equine show shapes up.

It might look unassuming, but this Indian restaurant was named best in the UK for its heavenly haute cuisine.

Indie band The Vaccines pull out all the stops for their debut show at an intimate seaside venue as part of their current UK tour.

Hotly tipped band English Teacher played an intimate show and chatted chips to a crowd hungry for more.

Our reporter took the ferry across the Channel to visit Mons, Belgium, in celebration of its very first festival of lights.

A hilarious twist on the famous story about the boy who wouldn’t grow up will have you on the edge of your seats, says our reviewer.

When our reporter was last inside this building, the “air of menace” led to a swift exit – but his recent visit couldn’t have been more different.

A “health hazard”, “simply dreadful”, “dire” and “an embarrassment” – surely this bowling alley couldn’t be as bad as the Tripadvisor reviews claim.