One of the longest running plays in the West End, The Woman in Black has become a British cultural institution. The cast may only be made up of 2 people, but it still packs a punch and is one of the most frightening play around. Playing at the Fortune Theatre since 1989, the story has enjoyed a revived interest after the 2012 film starring Daniel Radcliffe. So, if you’re looking for a play that’s guaranteed to pique your interest and haunt your mind, then you’ll want to join the crowds and see The Woman in Black. Upon entering the spooky 432 seat theatre, you’ll already feel close up to the action. As the show begins, you’ll learn of Alice Drablow’s death. Having lived and died alone, there is nobody left to sort out her legal matters. So, in steps Arthur Kipps, a junior solicitor who is sent to her estate and tackle the paperwork. As he sorts out the piles of paper, he feels a ghostly presence, later spotting a young woman dressed in black in the graveyard. Route 1  15:25 - Dover 15:45 - Bridge 16:00 - Canterbury 16:15 - Whitstable 16:25 - Faversham

Join the fun as the world’s favourite feel-good musical, MAMMA MIA! celebrates its twentieth anniversary in London’s West End. Now, in the musical’s 21st year, the producers are delighted to announce some major cast changes in the London production from Monday 10 June 2019 including Mazz Murray, (previously Tanya) who returns to play Donna. Seen by over 8 million people in the West End, MAMMA MIA! continues to break box office records at the Novello Theatre, its third London home. Set on a Greek island paradise, a story of love, friendship and identity is cleverly told through the timeless songs of ABBA, including Dancing Queen, Take A Chance On Me and Super Trouper. Sophie’s quest to discover the father she’s never known brings her mother face to face with three men from her distant romantic past on the eve of a wedding they’ll never forget! Route 1 15:25 – Dover 15:45 – Bridge 16:00 – Canterbury 16:15 – Whitstable 16:25 – Faversham