There's an all-star cast in the whodunnit Murder at Midnight and one of them, Jason Durr, gives us a taste of what's to come.

It's nearly pantomime time and former Emmerdale favourite Tom Lister talks about playing Fleshcreep in this year's Jack and the Beanstalk.

Plus we take a journey through seven decades of melodrama on the big screen with some classic films to watch this October.

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There's a night of rock and roll in store as The Buddy Holly Story returns to Malvern.

Malvern Theatres Young Company bring us Bronte which will give us a fascinating insight into the sisters' relationship.

The Julia Donaldson classic A Squash and a Squeeze is brought to the stage for the kids' summer holidays.

And we hear about the accessible, sensory cinema experience for those who might benefit from a specialised environment for film watching.

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Clive Mantle is coming to Malvern with something truly terrifying, he tells the podcast about Ghost Stories.

Our Star Theatre are bringing Evita to the Malvern stage, we meet the cast.

And we're back behind the scenes hearing about many of the extra events that put Malvern Theatres at the heart of the community.

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There's jaw-dropping circus stunts and skills on the way from Upswing Circus who are bringing their Showdown show to Malvern.

Plus requests at the ready as we dance to music from the '40s to the '00s with the Dementia Tea Party that's being put on as part of Dementia Action Week.

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Spitfire Girls is a new play inspired by remarkable true events, we talk to its writer and star.

We're in conversation with British Jazz and Big Band star Clare Teal who's on her 25th anniversary tour.

Plus hear all about In Veritas, a brand new production written locally, starring local people and all about Malvern and the surrounding area.

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We help you choose what to watch at this year's Borderlines Film Festival.

We hear about the exciting art exhibition coming to Malvern Theatres, all put together young creatives.

And we discuss the groundbreaking stage show Good For A Girl.

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The UK's largest rural film festival returns, we find out what's on the Borderlines programme for Malvern.

We hear how tribute acts keep the memory of artists alive with a man who tours as Meatloaf.

And how you can get a monthly free film screening at Malvern.

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In January's episode, we get the story of the somewhat choppy waters behind the scenes, on the film Jaws.

There's everything you need to know about how to be part of an exciting new production of Jesus Christ Superstar.

And we hear about the accessible, sensory, cinema experience which allows audiences to touch, smell and feel their way around short films.

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Ellie Dadd, who's best known as Amy in Eastenders, talks about her debut on the Malvern stage as Princess Rose.

The Voice UK and musical theatre star Jordan Lee Davies tells us how he's going to take on the evil Carabosse.

Malvern Theatres' Executive Director talks us through the exciting future plans for the venue.

Plus we go behind the scenes with another of the the many people that make the theatre tick.

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Queen of the West End Kerry Ellis is in town for one night only, we hear about her show.

With pantomime just around the corner we speak to one of this year's stars, Jordan Lee Davies.

It's 10 years since Malvern's cinema was refurbished, plus we chat about the ongoing work to make the theatre as accessible as possible.

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Charlie Russell gives us an insight in the epic story of love and loss that is Sebastian Faulks' Birdsong.

Local actor Emily Henry tells us what being a member of Malvern Theatres Young Company has done for her.

Plus all the exciting details on the brand new Malvern Theatres Three Counties Talent Hub.

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There's a whole bunch of lost TV episodes to look through with a new show celebrating the work of Tony Hancock.

Malvern Theatres Young Players tell us about their experience on stage at this year's Edinburgh Fringe.

And hear from former Pop Idol star Gareth Gates who's coming with his show dedicated to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.

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There's magic and mayhem with Malvern's favourite funny man Mark James.

And we celebrate 60 years of the Malvern Theatre Association.

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There's a world stage premier for Dial M For Mayhem which tells an all too familiar story of a group of travelling actors.

And we meet the cast of Fiddler On The Roof which is being brought to Malvern by Herefordshire-based Our Star Theatre Company.

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We sing a swashbuckling sea shanty with Captain Ahab who's still on his quest to get revenge on the infamous Moby Dick.

And there's a sneak peak at the new musical Here You Come Again, which features Dolly Parton's biggest hits.

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There's a fascinating chat with the producer of The Kite Runner which arrives in Malvern at the end of May.

Plus how £20 million is set to be used to develop and expand Malvern Theatres.

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