Summer Musical
All Shook Up
The Elvis musical, live under the stars at the Open-Air Theatre, Strode Park House. July 2026.
Photos: Chris Freed Photography
On Our Stage
A selection of our recent plays, musicals and pantomimes.
Summer Musical
The Elvis musical, live under the stars at the Open-Air Theatre, Strode Park House. July 2026.
Photos: Chris Freed Photography
Play
Ray Cooney's award-winning farce. April 2026.
Photos: Chris Freed Photography
Pantomime
Herne Bay's family pantomime. January 2026.
Photos: Chris Freed Photography
Musical
A dazzling, feel-good musical: disco diva Deloris hides out in a convent and transforms the choir.
Photos: Chris Freed Photography
Play
Saturday 25 October 2025. An evening of bold, fast-paced, bite-sized plays — five 10-minute pieces packed with a punch, written by Kathryn West, Richard Moon, Jay Cundell-Walker, Leonie Thompson and Cheryl Marksford.
Play
The cunning Edmund Blackadder schemes his way through the court of Queen Elizabeth I. April 2025.
Pantomime
A giant family pantomime, full of beans.
Photos: Chris Freed Photography
Musical
A glittering road-trip musical across the outback.
Pantomime
Boots, cats and plenty of laughs for all the family.
Photos: Tim Hinchcliffe
Musical
July 2023, Kings Hall. Elle Woods takes on Harvard, and wins.
Photos: Danny Ireton Photography
Play
Spring 2023, Whitstable Playhouse. The much-loved comedy comes to the stage.
Pantomime
January 2023. A magical pantomime adventure.
Musical
Summer 2022. The true story of the Ford machinists' equal-pay strike, awarded a NODA Accolade of Musical Excellence.
Play
Spring 2022, Whitstable Playhouse. A Kent Drama Association festival entry, with a Best Cameo Role award for Chris Perkins.
Pantomime
January 2022, Kings Hall. Our first show back after lockdown.
Musical
2019. Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's landmark rock opera.
Play
2019. A fast and furious farce of mistaken identity and chaos.
Pantomime
2019. A swashbuckling family pantomime adventure.
Musical
2018. The Who's electrifying rock opera.
Play
2018. John Godber's sharp, funny night out.