Week In, Week Out

Set in a small leather clothing factory in London’s East End in 1984, Week In, Week Out follows a group of workers facing the threat of unemployment as the factory struggles financially. When the owner, Leonard Gold, reveals the factory’s uncertain future, the workers begin to question what is happening and fight to protect their jobs. Led by the determination of the group, they come together to find a solution and develop a new jacket design in the hope of securing funding and saving the factory. The play explores themes of unemployment, workers’ rights, teamwork and survival during a time of economic hardship.