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A dynamic hub where the intricate worlds of theatre production and general management, digital and event management converge harmoniously.
A dynamic hub where the intricate worlds of theatre production and general management, digital and event management converge harmoniously.
JFR Productions (JFRP) is a multifaceted production company dedicated to crafting moments and cultivating stories through theatrical, event consultancy and digital management.
We are committed to the journey that starts from a passing thought into a fully executed production. Ensuring that all work is accessible and available to all cultures and communities to experience. Because why should anything be gate-kept!
JFRP produces and invests in range of work that focuses on underrepresented stories and storytelling, through our theatre strand; produces and consults on impactful and meaningful events. The digital element of the company supports on producing content that provides a platform for people discuss topics close to their heart.
We blend imagination with precision to bring your visions to life!
Jasmyn Fisher-Ryner is a two-time Olivier nominated producer. She is an independent Theatre and Digital Producer, and Events and Outreach Consultant from East London. She is the company director for her production company JFR Productions Ltd. She worked as a producer for the Royal Court Theatre and was nominated for the Best Producer Award at the Black British Theatre Awards in 2022 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 theatre and West End with a strong focus on working for and with different community and young people groups.
She’s dedicated to platforming emerging artists in spaces that celebrate diversity, accessibility and radical change within theatre and entertainment.
As a Theatre producer, Jasmyn produced the double Olivier nominated For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron (Garrick Theatre 2024, Apollo Theatre 2023 and Royal Court Theatre 2022); Olivier nominated production Blue Mist (Royal Court Theatre, 2023) As an Associate Producer: Why A Black Woman Will Never Be Prime Minister (Camdens People Theatre, 2024). As a digital producer, Jasmyn manages and produces the Frame of Mind podcast.
Jasmyn is the Producing Events Consultant for Central School of Speech and Drama.
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 and Digital Producer, and Events and Outreach Consultant from East London. She is the company director for her production company JFR Productions Ltd. She worked as a producer for the Royal Court Theatre and was nominated for the Best Producer Award at the Black British Theatre Awards in 2022 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 theatre and West End with a strong focus on working for and with different community and young people groups.
She’s dedicated to platforming emerging artists in spaces that celebrate diversity, accessibility and radical change within theatre and entertainment.
As a Theatre producer, Jasmyn produced the double Olivier nominated For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron (Garrick Theatre 2024, Apollo Theatre 2023 and Royal Court Theatre 2022); Olivier nominated production Blue Mist (Royal Court Theatre, 2023) As an Associate Producer: Why A Black Woman Will Never Be Prime Minister (Camdens People Theatre, 2024). As a digital producer, Jasmyn manages and produces the Frame of Mind podcast.
Jasmyn is the Producing Events Consultant for Central School of Speech and Drama.
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 and Digital Producer, and Events and Outreach Consultant from East London. She is the company director for her production company JFR Productions Ltd. She worked as a producer for the Royal Court Theatre and was nominated for the Best Producer Award at the Black British Theatre Awards in 2022 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 theatre and West End with a strong focus on working for and with different community and young people groups.
She’s dedicated to platforming emerging artists in spaces that celebrate diversity, accessibility and radical change within theatre and entertainment.
As a Theatre producer, Jasmyn produced the double Olivier nominated For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron (Garrick Theatre 2024, Apollo Theatre 2023 and Royal Court Theatre 2022); Olivier nominated production Blue Mist (Royal Court Theatre, 2023) As an Associate Producer: Why A Black Woman Will Never Be Prime Minister (Camdens People Theatre, 2024). As a digital producer, Jasmyn manages and produces the Frame of Mind podcast.
Jasmyn is the Producing Events Consultant for Central School of Speech and Drama.
Jasmyn is on the board of trustees for the Hackney Empire.
