About JFR Production & Jasmyn Fisher-Ryner

Jasmyn Fisher-Ryner is a two-time Olivier nominated producer. She is an independent theatre producer and Events Consultant from East London, as well as a company director for her production company JFR Productions Ltd.

During her time at The Royal Court Theatre, she was nominated for the Best Producer Award at the Black British Theatre Awards in 2021 for producing and platforming the production of For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy at the Royal Court Theatre. Jasmyn’s work spans across other London theatres, West End and regional tours.

As a producer, Jasmyn produced the double Olivier nominated For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron (Apollo Theatre 2023 and Royal Court Theatre 2022); Olivier nominated Blue Mist (Royal Court Theatre, 2023). As an Independent producer, she wrote, directed and produced her own web series The Right Time (2021).

Jasmyn is on the board of trustees for the Hackney Empire.

Jasmyn Fisher-Ryner is a two-time Olivier nominated producer. She is an independent theatre producer and Events Consultant from East London, as well as a company director for her production company JFR Productions Ltd.

During her time at The Royal Court Theatre, she was nominated for the Best Producer Award at the Black British Theatre Awards in 2021 for producing and platforming the production of For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy at the Royal Court Theatre. Jasmyn’s work spans across other London theatres, West End and regional tours.

As a producer, Jasmyn produced the double Olivier nominated For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron (Apollo Theatre 2023 and Royal Court Theatre 2022); Olivier nominated Blue Mist (Royal Court Theatre, 2023). As an Independent producer, she wrote, directed and produced her own web series The Right Time (2021).

Jasmyn is on the board of trustees for the Hackney Empire.

Jasmyn Fisher-Ryner is a two-time Olivier nominated producer. She is an independent theatre producer and Events Consultant from East London, as well as a company director for her production company JFR Productions Ltd.

During her time at The Royal Court Theatre, she was nominated for the Best Producer Award at the Black British Theatre Awards in 2021 for producing and platforming the production of For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy at the Royal Court Theatre. Jasmyn’s work spans across other London theatres, West End and regional tours.

As a producer, Jasmyn produced the double Olivier nominated For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron (Apollo Theatre 2023 and Royal Court Theatre 2022); Olivier nominated Blue Mist (Royal Court Theatre, 2023). As an Independent producer, she wrote, directed and produced her own web series The Right Time (2021).

Jasmyn is on the board of trustees for the Hackney Empire.

Learn more about JFR

A dynamic hub where the intricate worlds of theatre production and general management, digital management, and event management converge harmoniously.

A dynamic hub where the intricate worlds of theatre production and general management, digital management, and event management converge harmoniously.

Jasmyn has a strong focus on working for and with different communities and young people groups. She’s dedicated to platforming emerging artists in spaces that celebrate diversity, accessibility and radical change within theatre and entertainment.

Jasmyn has a strong focus on working for and with different communities and young people groups. She’s dedicated to platforming emerging artists in spaces that celebrate diversity, accessibility and radical change within theatre and entertainment.

Jasmyn has a strong focus on working for and with different communities and young people groups. She’s dedicated to platforming emerging artists in spaces that celebrate diversity, accessibility and radical change within theatre and entertainment.