Theatre At the theatre
A hand-picked selection of entertainment from around the county
Brendan Cole:
Licence to Thrill Following on from his debut theatre tour Live and Unjudged, Brendan is once again set to dazzle audiences with his current show, Licence to Thrill. Join him and his cast of 20 musicians and dancers as they take you on a journey of music and dance in this spectacular night of theatre entertainment. Brendan, one of Strictly Come Dancing’s most charismatic choreographers and performers, will treat you to an evening of ballroom magic and Latin excitement in this, his live dance extravaganza not to be missed. With music from across the
ages, there will be something for everyone in this sophisticated production. Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone. Wednesday February 5, 7.30pm
Dance Act Variety
Show Dance Act Theatre School will be performing its eagerly awaited 2014 variety show. Students aged between three and 17 will be showcasing their amazing talent in several dance genres, including ballet, tap, modern, street and musical theatre. Stag Community Arts Centre, Sevenoaks. Saturday February 8, 1.30pm and Sunday February 9, noon and 4pm
Think Floyd This extraordinary show, dubbed The Definitive Pink Floyd Experience, is renowned for its stunning celebration of one of the world's greatest musical phenomena. Now in their 20th year, the
incredibly talented musicians who make up Think Floyd have managed to faithfully recreate the entire atmosphere, visual
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magnitude and musical excellence of Pink Floyd live on stage. Central Theatre, Chatham. Saturday February 8, 7.30pm
Police Panto –
Pun-nokio The ever-popular ‘Police Panto’ returns for its 16th year in a row. A travelling show, hosted by scheming showman Simon Scowl, arrives in a peaceful village. Scowl is on the lookout for novelty acts to win him fame and fortune in a European song contest. He sees his opportunity in a strange wooden boy ‘Pun- nokio’ and plans to take him by ship to Boot Camp at Scowl Island. Along the way he is thwarted by Dopey Dame, Gelato Gepetto, scardy cat, Jimmy Brickitt and a whole catalogue of vintage Eurovision songs, guaranteed to make any evil villain quake in their panto boots. Added to this mix are popular principal Prince Pleasant, brave beauty Belinda Blue and a host of characters crazier than a Eurovision judge. Pun-nokio promises great sets, hilarious routines and live music featuring songs more cheesy than an Edam factory. See the show and Pun- nokio come to life and help the members and friends of Kent Police raise funds for Parkinson’s UK, Operation Shoebox and Cheerful Sparrows (Thanet). Theatre Royal Margate. Thursday February 20 – Saturday February 22, 2pm and 7pm daily
Jesus Christ
Superstar Airbrush Productions bring the epic rock musical Jesus Christ Superstar to the Hazlitt stage by special arrangement with the Really Useful Group.
See How They Run
See How They Run is the first theatre tour starring The Reduced Height Theatre Company and Warwick Davis, the most famous short actor in Britain who is best known for his roles in Willow, Star Wars, the Harry Potter Series and most recently on our TV screens in Life’s Too Short and An Idiot Abroad 3. This wonderfully funny and much loved farce is brought to life on stage once again – this time with a difference. It still features hilarious comic situations involving mistaken identity, doors and vicars but the comedy will be heightened by the fact that the cast are all under four foot tall!
Churchill Theatre, Bromley. Wednesday February 19 – Saturday February 22 , 2.30pm and 7.30pm
With a multi award-winning rock score by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, Jesus Christ Superstar tells the story of the last seven days of Jesus of Nazareth. Featuring the hits ‘I Don’t Know How to Love Him’, ‘Could We Start Again Please’ and the title song ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’, this spectacular show brings to life the most famous story of all time. Hazlitt Theatre, Maidstone. Wednesday March 19 – Saturday March 22, 7.30pm daily
Russell Kane:
Smallness We Brits love it – being tiny but fierce, close but distant. This Jedward-haired award- winning twit is the same, and he returns with a new blisteringly big-small show. Watch him share thoughts about smallness; on keeping things small when life gets big.
Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury. Saturday March 22, 7.30pm
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