One of Britain's most famous novelists is heading to Kent next month for an 'in conversation' event.

Look back at 25 of the biggest entertainment events in Kent over the past 25 years as we mark the 25th birthday of the KM Group's What's On magazine.

The cast of Aladdin have been speaking about their roles during the official launch.

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The magical words of Julia Donaldson and illustrations of Axel Scheffler have been used to create The Gruffalo’s Child Live on Stage.

Panto producer Paul Hendy hopes to raise enough finance to make a full length feature film about the life of Eric Morecambe.

Expect slapstick and plot twists as “Ocean’s Eleven meets the Marx Brothers” comes to the Kent stage.

Opening night went down a treat at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.

The stars of the county's largest pantomime donned their costumes to launch this year's show, which aims to break last year's box office records.

The stage version of Cliff Richard's 60s film Summer Holiday is set to stop off in Kent.

Kent comedian Joe Pasquale cleebrates 30 years in the business with his latest tour, which has several dates in the county.

Family festival bOing! bounced back this bank holiday, with its centrepiece, the luminarium, attracting crowds to see inside.

Some 15,000 people are expected to attend the fifth bOing! International Family Festival featuring acts from across the world.

Theatregoers at Fame the Musical were dancing in the aisles on its opening night in Tunbridge Wells.

Based on the 1980 film, Fame the Musical starring Mica Paris is set to leap onto the stage in Kent.

A 24-year project to stage a play by one of "Shakespeare's Sisters" is finally to come to fruition in the historic Kent house where it was written.

A puppetry festival, featuring puppets of all shapes and sizes and street performers, will be held in a Kent town for the first time.

It was emotional. It was funny and it's not to be missed.

Former X Factor star Jamie Paul 'JJ' Hamblett from boy band Union J has been announced as the star of this year's panto.

A musical version of the Oscar winning 80s film An Officer and a Gentleman, with a script by the film's screenwriter, comes to Kent.