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Welcome to this special, one-off episode of Where's The Cat?
Earlier this year (2025) we were 'commissioned' / arm-twisted by Devizes Town Council to write, produce and perform a short play to celebrate the town's Crammer pond, the setting of the story of the Moonrakers. It is how the people of Devizes and wider Wiltshire obtained the Moonrakers moniker that survives through to the present day.
The resulting play was performed by members of the Wharf Writers' Group and some of their more gullible friends at the DTC's Crammer Day. Video of the BAFTA-ignored performance can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mykDrNzYVac&t=15s
We decided to record an audio version...and this is it; the totally, historically accurate and not-at-all made up story of The Legend of the Moonrakers.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
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Warning - contains adult themes.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
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Warning - contains strong language and adult themes.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
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Warning - contains strong language and adult themes.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
In this episode by Steve Walters, a man is very uncertain about things, including himself.
Warning - contains strong language and adult themes.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
In this episode by John Osborn, everything is explained. Or is it?
Warning - contains strong language and adult themes.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
In this episode by Rob Blower, Nigel finds out that the path of true love is never smooth, especially when Stan is involved.
Warning - contains strong language and adult themes.
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Welcome to Series 2 of Where's The Cat?, a series of short plays by The Wharf Writers' Group.
In this episode by J.P. Paradise, a woman having a clear-out finds out that she is not the only one to have moved on.
Warning - contains strong language.
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Hi, and welcome to Where’s The Cat?, a podcast series of short plays written and performed by members of the Wharf Writers’ Group.
Each episode may make you smile, it may make…
There’s comedy, there’s drama, and there’s absurdist fantasy. Whatever your taste, there should be something here for you to enjoy.
So, whether you are chilling on the patio or stuck in traffic, let us entertain you for a few minutes. Sit back, relax, and lose yourself in our series of short plays.
*Please note some of the episodes feature strong language and adult themes that may not be suitable for a younger audience.
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