This podcast is about some of the work the volunteers do for Homeless people in Crewe and surrounding areas

Today Andy talks to Helen from Age UK . Helen discusses the issues Age UK have, their services and the need for volunteers

I spoke with the cast of CAMS' next production at the Crewe Lyceum Theatre of "Ghost". Heather and Sean Clarke-Wilkinson, Mark Steven Cooper, Natasha Griffiths, Alex Hricko and Michael Burdin who play Molly, Sam, Carl, Oda Mae, Will and Subway Ghost respectively. The musical is in great shape and is sounding wonderful. Have a listen to what they said about their roles in "Ghost" which plays at the Lyceum 15th-18th March, 2026.

I spoke with the creative team behind CAMS' next production at the Crewe Lyceum Theatre of "Ghost". Sean Johnson-Hargreaves, Rheanne Stubbs and Treona Holden, director, choreographer and musical director respectively, provided great insight into how they work with their cast on this intimate, emotional and rollercoaster of a musical. Watch out for the cast interviews too - they were also excellent.

Harvey, a book and play by Mary Baker, plays at Northwich's Harlequin Theatre 24th-28th February. Director Malcolm Barker and Ian Lancaster, who plays the lead role of Elwood Dowd, spoke to Kev Watson about the piece, why it is such a timely piece of theatre, and what audiences might expect to be talking about as they leave the theatre.

The Cat's Kev Watson spoke to Dorothy (Sidney Causer), the Scarecrow (Michael Corteen), the Tin Man (Johnny Viagus) and the Lion (Greg Billing) ahead of MCMT's production of the classic "The Wizard of Oz" which plays the Memorial Court Theatre 18-22 February. The cast talk about the show, their roles and a song you may not have heard about before - "The Jitterbug".

The Cat's Andy Cook interviewed Mayor Sally Graham and Tammy McClure (Fund Raining Manager of Crewe's YMCA) about "Sleep Easy 2026".

Today Des talks to Margarita King the owner of Baby Squids in Nantwich, and Margarita discusses the benefits of buying into a franchise.

The first of a number of podcasts in which The Cat's Kev Watson speaks to David Armstrong about his book "Broadway Nation : How Immigrant, Jewish, Queer and Black Artists Invented The Broadway Musical". In this first part of the interview David describes the origins of musical theatre on Broadway and tells us why Shuffle Along was such an important turning point in 1921.

Paul Horton, who is playing the part of "Death" in Terry Pratchett's "The Hogfather", at the Harlequin Theatre (26th-29th November), joined Kev Watson to talk about the play, his role, and why the "Auditors" want the Hogfather dead!