Theatre n FORTHCOMING EVENTS AT YOUR LOCAL THEATRE


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The Opera Boys


Making classical music accessible to the masses, The Opera Boys combine their exceptional classically trained voices with their experience, showmanship and personality to deliver a wonderfully entertaining show not to be missed!


8th February


Rock for Heroes


Live rock music experience in celebration of Help the Heroes cause.


17th February


The Beach Boys Smile


Beach Boys tribute band. Buy one Get one free for Blue Badge holders.


2nd March Phil Wang


Direct from a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe. Blistering comedy gold.


10th March


Circus of Horrors – Voodoo Tour


After taking to the road over 22 years ago and touring all over the world the phenomenon returns with its latest brand new incarnation “Voodoo”.


13th – 14th March Guess How Much I Love you


Explore this playful story of love and nature as it unfolds on stage through puppets, live music and interactive play for children 3 years and up.


4th – 6th May


An Afternoon with


Michael Burke Spend an entertaining afternoon with BAFTA award winning factual broadcaster Michael Burke.


8th April @HazlittTheatre @HACMaidstone


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Great People, Great Place, Great Opportunity


Ballet Black


A spectacular performance by a professional ballet company for international dancers of black and Asian descent.


24th May


Shappi Khorsandi


A night of comedy with I’m A Celebrity star Shappi Khorsandi.


25th May


Mid Kent Living 27


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