RJG Productions Limited
About RJG Productions
RJG Productions Limited is a London-based theatrical producing, general management and accountancy company, focusing on new writing.
Led by Rebecca Gwyther, the company is currently producing and/or general managing: In Pieces (The Other Palace); Club NVRLND (The Vaults); and Singin’ in the Rain (UK Tour).
Other notable productions as producer include: Shadowlands (Co-Producer, West End); FANNY by Calum Finlay (Watermill Theatre); Hir by Taylor Mac starring Felicity Huffman (Park Theatre); It’s Headed Straight Towards Us starring Samuel West and Rufus Hound (Park Theatre); Amélie the Musical (Criterion Theatre, West End); Tatty Hennessy’s award-winning A Hundred Words for Snow (Trafalgar Studios, UK tour); and Joseph Charlton’s award-winning ANNA X.
RJG Productions also works with a range of UK-based and international clients, offering general management, executive producing, and accountancy services (including statutory filings and Theatre Tax Relief claims).
If you are interested in our work or would like to discuss a project, please do get in touch: contact us
The Team
Rebecca Gwyther | Founder, Producer & General Manager
Rebecca Gwyther is a producer and general manager whose career has spanned the Fringe to the West End. She began producing at the age of eighteen through the StoneCrabs Young Directors Programme and has undertaken courses with StageOne, National Theatre and Ambassadors Theatre Group. She also holds a BA in Liberal Arts (English with Philosophy) from King’s College London.
Rebecca is a qualified ICAEW Chartered Accountant and sits on the Board for Get Into Theatre, The League of Independent Producers, and Mercury Musicals Development.
Throughout her career, Rebecca has been supported by StageOne including being awarded the Bursary for New Producers and taking part in the Columbia New York Exchange programme in 2022.
Becca McGreevy | Production Assistant
A theatre producer and creative, Becca is delighted to be a part of RJG Productions, supporting the management and development of exceptional theatre. Her previous experiences include: Communications Officer at Stockroom Productions, Programme Administrator at Boundless Theatre, and Operations Assistant for Without Walls, the outdoor arts network.
In addition to her work with RJG Productions, Becca is Director of Teastain Theatre and a script reader for Theatre 503. Through Teastain, she focuses on developing, producing, and directing experimental new writing, with recent credits including: Tap Root (The Glitch); Thirst (Vault Festival); and Untitled Sparkly Vampire Play (Omnibus Theatre).
She also maintains an active presence in music as a choral singer with the Covent Garden Chorus, and recently performed with the London Philharmonic Choir for the Lord of the Rings 25th Anniversary film with orchestra performances at The Royal Albert Hall. Becca holds a BA in Theatre: Writing, Directing and Performance from The University of York and is Carbon Literacy trained through The Carbon Literacy Project.