Each year Bromley Churchill Theatre presents a brand new adaptation of a classic Christmas story in their studio alongside a spectacular pantomime in the main auditorium. In response to COVID-19 theatre closures,

This month the Beaney were planning to open the doors to a special exhibition celebrating the centenary of Canterbury’s favourite bear, Rupert.    Sadly, the lockdown means the Beaney is now temporarily closed and the opening

  Studio Will Dutta have announced their 2020 Autumn \ Winter programme welcoming local, national, and international audiences to the second season of performances and events from their new home in East

Benjamin Grosvenor, Raja Halder and Hyeyoon Park are proud to launch Bromley and Beckenham International Music Festival, a new festival bringing world-class classical music to the heart of Bromley 17th – 20th

Theatres closed. Community gatherings confined to small ‘isolation bubbles’ – what can be done when an arts company’s guiding mission is to bring adventure to people through LIVE performance? As a leading

This summer, JAM on the Marsh will present nine new concerts, alongside three sensational exhibitions. All events will be presented virtually, with no audience, on JAM’s website via YouTube. Outstanding artists and

The Orchestrated Unconscious is a multi-channel video installation encompassing modulated vocals, animations and sculpture exploring time, velocity and labour. Enacting as a transportation device, the installation gathers speed rhythmically, pulsating into a

insideKENT catches up with resident artist Rachel Arif who has been keeping herself busy during lockdown. Rachels work is known for its Turneresque aesthetic so these new works are slightly different in

With the likes of David Beckham, Cara Delavigne and Taylor Swift all self-confessed craft lovers and studies indicating the mental health benefits of hobby craft, Aldi is on hand with its new

With Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap coming to Tunbridge Wells’ Assembly Hall in April, Susan Penhaligon, one of the stars, discussed her role in this exciting new production. How do you feel to

Is there a sitcom as dearly loved and with as much nostalgia attached to it as Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em? It’s the kind of programme that we grew up watching, no

On Saturday 29th February The King’s School, Canterbury are hosting a GB Vs Hungary exhibition fencing match in their impressive new Malthouse Theatre in Canterbury to celebrate 90 years of fencing at