At the theatre
Psychic Sally On The Road
Orchard Theatre, Dartford – March 29 Leas Cliffs Hall, Folkestone – May 3 Woodville Halls, Gravesend – May 22 From Living TV's Psychic Sally On The Road, Britain's best- loved celebrity psychic, Sally Morgan, extends her On the Road tour. Sally has used her gift over the years to help many people.
Her reputation has been built from her close relationship with many high-profile celebrities and is most notably famous for her work with the late Princess Diana. Sally now brings her amazing abilities and her tremendous
personality to the stage with a unique theatrical experience, which is both entertaining and enlightening.
UKC Musical Theatre Society:
Carousel Playhouse Theatre, Whitstable – March 31 – April 2 The University of Kent Musical Theatre Society presents the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical. Following the success of last year’s Fiddler of the Roof, the society brings you Carousel, a complex love story about one man’s struggle to get into heaven. Including some of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s most popular songs: ‘If I Loved You’, ‘June is Bustin’ Out All Over’ and ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’, Carousel is known as their favourite collaboration.
The Wizard of Oz Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells – April 21 – April 23 A spectacular, all-new, professional production of the classic story starring a host of famous TV stars, including comedy legend Bobby Davro as Scarecrow, Sarah-Jane Honeywell (Cbeebies' Mighty-Mites & Tikkabilla) as Glinda, Ben Hanson, (Bouncer from Tracy Beaker) as Tin Man and Over the Rainbow semi-finalist Steph Fearon as Dorothy, plus a full supporting cast and an amazing live band!
The Kaos Theory Tour
(over 14s only) Avenue Theatre, Sittingbourne – April 23 Described as “Possibly Britain’s most dangerous scientist” by Channel 4, Professor Kaos’ show is a blend of stand-up and science lecture brought to life with many live science experiments. Discover answers to burning questions such as: Why is there
colour? Is it possible to out-run a bolt of lightning? Is time travel possible and, if so, why is my bus always late? At the end of the show it will be possible to ask those questions you’ve always wanted answers to but just couldn’t be bothered to Google!
Town Mayor’s St George’s Day Gala Stag Community Arts Centre, Sevenoaks – April 23 A traditional variety show will combine the talents of local amateurs and celebrity performers. Heading the line-up is comedian Terry Alderton, fresh from
BBC TV's Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow and himself a supporter of The Stag. He will be joined on stage by a host of talented stars from the length and breadth of Kent including The Stag's best-loved pantomime villain, Graham Cole, who will preside over this feast of entertainment as master of ceremony. Come and show
your patriotic support for St George and help the Mayor raise funds for his chosen charities, Sevenoaks Area Youth Trust and The Stag Charity.
High School Rocks Hazlitt Theatre, Maidstone – April 18 A high energy, foot stomping, totally interactive production featuring all the very best hits from High School Musical 1, 2, & 3, Hannah Montana, Camp Rock and Glee. The High School Musical phenomenon, which has smashed box office records
everywhere, together with Miley Cyrus from Hannah Montana – The Movie, the hugely successful film Camp Rock with The Jonas Brothers and the Glee Club, are all paid tribute to in this amazing show. Join the superb cast for a rollercoaster ride of fun, as they invite you to the ultimate party to celebrate all of these awesome teen sensations in one fantastic concert. Don’t forget your dancing shoes and be prepared to rock out.
28 Mid Kent Living
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