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Following a smash hit Edinburgh Fringe run, award-winning character comedian Susan Harrison brings her latest collection of joyfully bizarre alter-egos to her home town of Faversham.
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of music, comedy, and charm as award-winning comedian and singer-songwriter Boothby Graffoe teams up with internationally acclaimed Italian guitarist Antonio Forcione.
The Bar-Steward Sons of Val Doonican are returning to Kent for the opening night of their Winter Woollies Tour 2025. Expect an evening of silliness, singalongs and shenanigans from the UK's hardest-working comedy band.
‘The Bootleg Shadows’ perform a unique concert that encompasses the Shadows amazing career from 1960 up until the early 80s. Concert audiences are invited to relive fantastic hits such as Apache, Foot Tapper, Riders in The Sky , Atlantis, Wonderful Land, Kon Tiki, Cavatina, FBI plus some hit songs of “Cliff” and a few “wild cards” for good measure!
Learn the mistakes serial killers made that brought their reign of terror to an end, and what catastrophic errors witnesses and jurors can make that lead innocent people to be convicted of crimes they didn’t commit.
NOT! The Shadows are widely regarded as one of the UK’s finest tribute acts, proudly endorsed by Bruce Welch, founding member of The Shadows, along with several British and international music equipment manufacturers. Now they are bringing their electrifying live show to Sittingbourne for one unforgettable night.
A Double Tribute Night of Pop, Michael Jackson & Britney Spears, plus 80’S & 90’s DISCO
You want to play the game, but first it’s time to walk the walk! That’s every road, street, alleyway, nook and cranny that will appear on the Faversham Monopoly Board!
Join local herbalist Mandy Rickard for a relaxing walk, where you’ll discover various herbs historically used to treat illness and promote health.
How do serial killers cope with capture, and what's it like on death row? Here’s your chance to find out. After years of running the Forensic Psychology course for the Criminology Department at the University of Greenwich, lecturing on subjects such as the psychology of serial killers, jury decision making and how criminals adapt to prison life, Dr Ross Friday is now bringing these fascinating subjects to new audiences.
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