By Karol Steele

Two undergraduates at Canterbury Christ Church University in Folkestone gave their points of view on comedy programming on the BBC - but in their own unique style.

A review by Gazette showbiz correspondent Karol Steele

As I sit down to write this I have absolutely no idea what I am going to say - which is exactly Norman Lovett's approach to stand-up comedy.

By Gazette Showbiz correspondent Karol Steele

Work is now underway on the Folkestone and Hythe Operatic and Dramatic Society (FHODS) Youth Section Christmas review.

After three sell out years at the Edinburgh Festival, highly successful London runs and tours that went down a storm, Tim Key is touring his new show Masterslut.

A review by Rob Green

The Youth Section of the Folkestone and Hythe Operatic and Dramatics Society (FHODS) staged their summer show, Toad of Toad Hall at the weekend.

With the weather looking promising for the weekend, Dover will be showing Last Night of the Proms beamed live to the town's Big Screen in Market Square.

By Karol Steele

Scully would no longer be a sceptic and Mulder would would say "I told you so", if they were to visit the latest pop-up exhibition to open in Margate.
 

By Karol Steele

Due to popular demand the Folkestone and Hythe Operatic and Dramatic Society (FHODS) Youth Section production of Toad of Toad Hall will now be staged over three days instead of two, on 20, 21 and 22 September.

Following on from the success of the last 'Wanton Words And Burlesque Bombshells', Miss Maybe and Miss Glory Pearl return for another evening of comedic British Burlesque on Saturday at The Tom Thumb Theatre.

The churchyard at The Canterbury Tales visitor attraction in the heart of Canterbury, is the setting for two special family events this summer.

By Karol Steele

Preparations are under way for a production of Toad of Toad Hall, the A A Milne adaption of the Kenneth Graham novel Wind in the Willows.

Do you want a fun-filled day packed with loads of fun activities and games for the whole family?

A full house greeted the twelve acts which performed at this year’s Academy’s Got Talent final at the Folkestone Academy.

A burlesque party night with male strippers, to have been held at the Hawkinge Community Centre next month, has been cancelled by the centre's directors.

Twelve hopeful acts will be battling it out in the final of this year Academy’s Got Talent on Tuesday 26 June.

The new film version of the West End musical hit, Les Miserable, which stars Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe and Anne Hathaway, will also feature three familiar Dover District residents.

Hot on the heels of his success in the highly acclaimed variety nights organised by the University Centre in Folkestone (UCF), young Dover actor Ben Steele has won more roles in shows organised by the University.
 

The Royal Opera House is to beam a live opera event to the Big Screen in Dover Market Square at the end of May.

Folkestone’s Community Radio station, 105.9 Academy FM, is shaking up it's Sunday output to attract older listeners.

An exclusive interview with Toyah Wilcox, who is starring in this year's Marlowe Theatre panto, has just been released onto the internet.