Where's The Cat? Podcast

30/05/2026

It's true! The discerning patrons of the arts at Devizes Town Council have asked us back to perform our nonsense in front of bewildered foreign visitors.

22/05/2026

Dobbin rides again! The WWG spin-off, the C.R.A.P. Theatre Co. has been called out retirement by Devizes Town Council for a one-off performance of The Legend of the Moonrakers at a twinning event in Hillworth Gardens next month. We have the opportunity to spout utter gibberish and fart loudly in front of an audience of foreign dignitaries. There may be a fine line between entertainment and sparking an international incident, and we will tread it in big boots and with abandon.

11/12/2025

Yeeeeessssss!!! Get in!!! Our little show, our humble little show has clocked 3000 downloads.

01/12/2025

If having it played on local radio wasn't enough, The Legend of the Moonrakers is now available wherever you get your podcasts.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/33j8jMEYh5gR5UDQ7foTnb?si=Xr92KsKkRPGeNBbU24hCuA&context=spotify%3Ashow%3A0GnGJPM5yjDpbOPbuuqU6W

Where's The Cat? · Episode

27/11/2025

If you missed it live, you can catch The Legend of The Moonrakers here.
First half starts at 25:00, the second half at around 43:20.

Original comedy, podcasts, poetry, fiction and more on BBC Upload with Adam Crowther.

26/11/2025

As Futurama's Professor Farnsworth would say..."Good news everyone."
Yep, we are being featured on local BBC Upload again, this time with the audio version of The Legend of the Moonrakers.
Tune in for skulduggery and tomfoolery in equal measure.

23/11/2025

Where's the cat? Doing its best to demand attention. Trying to write a script for the WWG Christmas social but being subjected to feline interruptions.

13/11/2025

I say?! What's afoot?

28/10/2025

The global reach of the WTC? podcast. Need to crack the Chinese and African earholes for world domination. Spread the word.

20/09/2025

A big shout-out to WTC? contributor Karen Ellis on getting a piece selected for performance at The Scratch Theatre
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/177FhyY7dc/

We are delighted to announce our first winner for our writing competition ‘Unheard Voices’, Karen Ellis.

Karen’s monologue will be performed on October 14th at the Greenbank Pub. Grab your tickets in our bio, it’s going to be an amazing night!🌟🌟🌟

Here is an introduction to Karen:

I have written all my life. Poetry was my diary as a child. As an adult I worked in the media and used words to help tell news stories.

After becoming a Mum I had less time to write and the only stories I told were in the books I read to my babies before bed or those I made up about a little family of monkeys who all happened to have the same names as my children. They loved hearing of their adventures and the scrapes they got in to but I made them up as I went along and never wrote them down.

Over the years I managed to sn**ch a few quiet moments to write short stories if an idea occurred to me or something happened in my life which I felt I could turn into a story.

Alongside words, two lifelong and somewhat linked interests have been history and genealogy so when I read the prompts from the Scratch Theatre I became fascinated at the thought that trees can live for hundreds of years and bear witness to so many changes, so much more than we mere humans. I started to consider the stories they would tell, if only we could listen. Sadly we aren’t afforded the gift of centuries but trees are, if only in one small corner of our land. Then I realised that this corner could actually be a microcosm for the country as a whole.

For me writing is organic, it grows and changes as we do. As our life experiences increase our words become an integral part of our journey and all stages are equally valid.

We are so excited to hear Karen’s words come to life 🎭🎭🎭