A show of two halves filled with complicated, sexy dance numbers and some shocks at the end, Cabaret the Musical was a serious hit for our reviewer.
A series of terrifying tales is frightfully good.
Our undercover reporter heads to a Spoons with courteous door staff, a quieter atmosphere and even a sofa in the ladies' loos.
A performance that starts as abruptly as it ends, Lady Chatterley's Lover is a show full of passion, drama and defiance.
An awe-inspiring replica of the moon is on show for the next few weeks - and it's free to see. This is what we thought when we saw it:
Dial M for Murder, famous for Hitchcock's genre-defining film, stars Strictly's Tom Chambers and Not Going Out's Sally Bretton, as it comes to Kent.
A musical retelling of Gloria Estefan's rise to success is a cure for these frosty nights.
Rag and bone man Harold Steptoe and his irascible dad Albert have been arguing again. John Nurden went along to see what all the noise was about...
X-Factor's Alexandra Burke is back in Kent in The Bodyguard the musical, in role she has made her own. Here's what we thought of the show:
From Tom Cruise's return as Maverick, to a prequel to The Sopranos, the KM Group's cinema writer Mike Shaw picks his top films for 2020.
Our undercover drinker reports back from a pub with no beer and a particularly inedible snack.
Reporter Megan Carr gives us her views on the panto at The Orchard Theatre.
It's been a big year for film, from thrillers to biopics and gangster greats. Here, our cinema writer picks his Top 10 highlights of the year.
Read our review of Cinderella at Chatham's Central Theatre.
Melissa Suffield who played Lucy Beale in the BBC soap has her younger sister Daisy understudying her in the Wizard of Oz. Oh, and she's expecting...
Our undercover reporter finds a boozer for those who want to meet decent folk, relax, and really worship beer.
Reviewer Megan Carr took her dad to the theatre for some classic festive panto fun.
Brit Award winning, Grammy nominated band Bastille ended their 2019 tour with a bang in Margate last night. Here's how it went:
Paul Bradley, who played nice Nigel Bates in EastEnders and Elliot Hope in Holby City, tackles his first 'baddie' role as Captain Hook. How did he do?
This year's theatre performance is proving a hit with the whole family.
