Based on the 1980 film, Fame the Musical starring Mica Paris is set to leap onto the stage in Kent.
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.
Young dinosaur fans will love the interactive family theatre show Dinosaur World Live.
A National Theatre production of Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth is set to tour to Kent next year.
Big comedy names including Omid Djalili, Reginald D Hunter and Zoe Lyons will be appearing in a theatre's first comedy festival.
A Michael Jackson tribute star who plays in front of crowds of 20,000 people is returning to the city where he went to college.
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A new festival promising a week of laughs and a top comedian line-up is coming to the county.
It's the No.1 show on Amazon Prime for two to five-year-olds - Bing Live! is coming to Kent theatres
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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.
Shrek! The Musical, based on the DreamWorks Animation film and coming to Kent, is a fairytale role for X-Factor star Amelia Lily.
Kent former X-Factor winner Matt Terry will star as Alex the Lion in Madagascar the Musical, coming to theatres this autumn.
Seven concerts, five exhibitions, poetry, theatre and family fun will all feature in an 11-day arts celebration.
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.
Master of mind control and showmanship, Derren Brown, takes to The Marlowe Theatre stage to the sounds of gasps from the awe-struck audience.
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