Author, actor and presenter David Walliam's bestselling children's book Billionaire Boy is on stage in the county this week.

Read our latest review of of Nativity! The Musical - a show that is sure to get you in the festive spirit.

He was an 80s star in cult hit Tiswas, and went on to launch Comic Relief and receive a knighthood - Lenny Henry is bringing his tour to the county.

Author, actor and presenter David Walliam's bestselling children's book Billionaire Boy comes to the stage in the county this week.

Get ready to laugh out loud as the stage version of the Nativity! films - Nativity! The Musical - comes to the county on its first tour.

Music teacher says singer-songwriter Elo Quitmann was "spine-tingling" from the first.

The world-famous opera company Glyndebourne brings its tour to Kent this week, staging three different productions.

A new theatre company, set up with the help of a fundraising campaign, is set to stage its first Shakespeare production with a stellar cast.

Veteran comic Paul Harris is quitting showbiz at the end of the year to spend more time writing books. Here's why.

Kent's international arts festival with music, performance and talks, reaches a crescendo this weekend.

Check out our review of chilling ghost tale The Woman in Black at the Orchard Theatre.

A screening of Dracula will be broadcast live in cinemas for Halloween.

The Woman in Black is so chilling, even its author admits it still scares her, as it comes to the Kent stage in time for Halloween.

It's brought dance, drama and music to the streets - here's what's on offer for the second week of this year's Canterbury Festival.

We're about to see the first festive lights switched on in the county. Here's our guide to where to see the Christmas lights turned on near you:

Want to book up for the festive family treat of panto this Christmas across Kent? Here's our guide to the shows on at theatres across the county.

Former America's Got Talent winner Paul Zerdin is bringing his new show to Kent, including some new characters.

There'll be dancing in the streets as this year's two-week Canterbury Festival kicks off with a parade and arts performances across the city.

It might be 1930s America in the midst of The Great Depression but an outing to Annie will ensure you don't leave without a smile.

Birds of a Feather star Lesley Joseph takes over from Strictly's Craig Revel Horwood as Annie the Musical comes to Kent this week.