The story of petty human cruelties against a backdrop of a significant and horrifying event. Jack’s Women talks of love and lovelessness, where the villains are not necessarily who you think they are.

Contains violent and graphic scenes and extreme language that some listeners may find disturbing.

Starring Michael Roy Andrew, Kate Nieland, Lincoln James, Rachel Hunter-Fawcett and Roi Robertson.

"This genuinely creepy two-part melodrama offered an alternative perspective on the Jack the Ripper story. Rather than concentrating on the killer alone, this production set the grisly events in context. We were given a warts-and-all picture of late nineteenth-century London, a world of filthy streets, poverty and rapaciousness, where women were forced to turn to prostitution simply to eke out a living. They had to take their lives in their hands whenever they ventured out, but could not stay in if they wanted to live. They were faced with an impossible choice - to starve or risk a grisly death. This production pulled no punches; it was definitely not for younger listeners with its earthy language and graphic violence, realized through ingenious sonic means." Radio Drama Reviews