LEATHER WOMEN is a new theatre work-in-progress  on the lives of working-class women in leather factories in the Black Country. Foregrounding the role of strong and feisty women, this gritty comedy spotlights their vibrant lives and how they played a formative part in Walsall's social and economic history when the town was one of the main centres of leather goods production in Britain, if not the world, before its slow decline. It also integrates stimulating oral histories and the contents collected by the Walsall Leather Museum.​