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A jewel in the crown of Herne Bay’s artistic scene for over 70 years – the Little Theatre promises a great night out with something to entertain everyone. Each year our six productions vary, aiming to include all genres of authors with dramas, comedies and thrillers.
Our sell-out December panto has a cast of both young and old who perform to the delight of members and visitors. Occasional visiting performers add variety to the entertainment on offer.
Our comfortable, 72-seater theatre has air-conditioning, hard of hearing audio system and wheelchair access.
The greenroom offers pre-performance and interval drinks and ice cream.
When Judas Met John
Songs of Dylan and Lennon
by Brothers Broke
Brothers Broke bring their excellently reviewed show from the Edinburgh Fringe to Herne Bay Little Theatre in Kent, exploring the intriguing relationship between Bob Dylan and John Lennon through the songs of both artists. If you thought you knew everything about Dylan and Lennon, think again. Why did Dylan keep it to himself that he really dug The Beatles? And why was Lennon at first, in awe of Dylan only to deride him shortly afterwards?
The choice and presentation of songs tells a story around the influence, envy, parody and respect that each artist had for the other. It’s a unique in-person performance of a thought-provoking concept. This show is charismatic in its offering of subtle ‘sibling’ harmonies supported by acoustic folk and blues guitar and harmonica, adding musical personality and character by way of interpretation of the works of both these legendary artists. If you savour Dylan and Lennon and appreciate a raw, direct acoustic folk/blues style, you should relish the opportunity to see and hear this Irish duo’s interpretations.
Treasure Island Yo Ho Ho!
by Beth Ashworth
Join us this festive season for our family-friendly panto!
Traditional seasonal pantomime with all the ingredients needed for a fun packed evening of swashbuckling fun!
With matineé performances on 28th November and 5th December at 2.30pm!
