The Cat presenter Bohdan Panczyszyn interviews Katie McGlynn who played Coronation Street's Sinead Tinker. Katie is to play Cinderella at the Liverpool Epstein Theatre in this years Christmas Pantomime (2025). They discussed how Katie got into acting, her Xmas with family and the show.

The Cat's Kev Watson spoke with 3 cast members from Salt & Pepper's upcoming production of "The Great British Bake Off - The Musical" which will play at the Grange Theatre, Hartford (5th - 8th November). Suzie Low plays Babs (three times married Essex grandmother harbouring secret desires about the blue-eyed male judge), Debbie Allen who plays booze loving judge Dame Pam) and Michael Corteen who plays all round nice guy and wise cracking presenter - Jim.  Listen to them discuss the show, their roles, the amazing job that Jo and Michael (the creatives) are doing and what the audience might expect to see and hear.

The Cat's Kev Watson caught up with Mark Arfur who plays Winston Smith and Francis Harcombe playing the parts of Parsons and Charrington in Harlequin Theatre's production of George Orwell's "1984". They speak about their roles, the director and how relevant the work is today as it has ever been.

This week Des & Dave compare LinkedIn v YouTube and are joined in the studio by Dawn Read, Dave Christie and Matt King.

The Cat's Kev Watson spoke with Max Clay, of the Nantwich Players, who will direct their their new production "The Last of the Haussmann" - a play written by Stephen Beresford. Max discusses the play, the cast and the playwright .

Nantwich Players 17th - 25th October, 2025.

Today Des Talks to Will Chitty, the principal of Crewe Engineering & Design College and Will explains how the college collaborates with local business and ensures every student leaves the college 'industry ready'.

Leon Broster from Cheshire Business Expos and Dawn Read from D&G Office Supplies discuss TheCheshire Business Expo on 17th September at The Mornflake Stadium.

Mikey Williams will play Seymour in Congleton Musical Theatre's "Little Shop of Horrors"at the Daneside Theatre (21-25 Oct). Here he talks about the show, his fellow cast members and the Von Trapp family of Congleton (the director, choreographer, actors, singers!) and of course the Audreys!

Today Des talks to Juliette Boland, Community Outreach Officer for West Cheshire Credit Union and Juliette discusses how the Credit Union supports the local community and some of the key benefits of using a credit union instead of a bank.

The Cat's Kev Watson spoke with Bethany Gail and Sandie Laughlin about the Nantwich Player's upcoming production of "Nora A Dolls House" by Stef Smith (after Henrik Ibsen). In its time Ibsen's play was 'shocking and exhilarating' and this modern retelling has 3 Noras. I was intrigued as the award winning director outlined her approach to this classic. It sounds wonderful. Have a listen and you can decide.