Artworks from the artist behind Terry Pratchett's Discworld series illustrations, and a 25-year career, have gone on show.
Billed as Kent’s answer to Glastonbury, Neverworld did not disappoint on its first main day of music with headliners Clean Bandit.
Young dinosaur fans will love the interactive family theatre show Dinosaur World Live.
There was plenty of funky music when disco group Uncle Funk and the Boogie Wonderband took some Saturday Night Fever to an open-air theatre in Kent.
With gallons of glitter, a sea of light-up bunny ears and relentless high-pitched screams, pop-band Little Mix created quite the stir in Kent.
How does a veteran British entertainer in his 80s compare to a Little Mix concert? John Nurden attempts to find out...
Reporter Molly Mileham-Chappell went to Bromley's Churchill Theatre to see Titanic the Musical. Here's what she thought...
A dragon, a gingerbread man and a big, green ogre - Shrek the Musical hits the Canterbury stage.
Sebastian Faulk's play about the horrors of the Great War comes to life on stage at Tunbridge Wells. But don't forget our earplugs, warns John Nurden.
A summer-long open air theatre tour kicked off with weather to die for and a few surprises.
Are you at Maidstone's two-day rock fest? Our girl Poppy Jeffery has been watching the bands. Here's what she thinks of them...
Master of mind control and showmanship, Derren Brown, takes to The Marlowe Theatre stage to the sounds of gasps from the awe-struck audience.
Singer Paloma Faith wowed the crowds at the first of two sell-out Forest Live gigs at Bedgebury Pinetum.
Scottish four-piece wow the crowd with live performance of The Man Who album at The Leas Cliff Hall.
It was a night of nostalgia for thousands who packed into Kent County Cricket Club for Steps' 20th anniversary tour.
One of the world's best-loved musicals, Fiddler on the Roof, was staged by Folkestone-Hythe Operatic & Dramatic Society.
The star power of Nigel Havers, Denis Lawson and Stephen Tompkinson draws the audience in.
Norwegian 'hunk' Morten Harket from A-ha takes on Kent as he opens his world tour on a cricket pitch.
Strictly Ballroom The Musical has waltzed into the West End but what's the judge's verdict?
The musician's solo tour is stripped back but wrapped up in good humour and stunning virtuosity.
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