Andy Jordan Productions Ltd (AJP), founded summer 2000 by Andy Jordan, having evolved from Bristol Express Theatre (Trust) Ltd, a former, renowned company created by Andy Jordan. Andy Jordan is a highly experienced director and producer in theatre, television and radio drama; the General Manager is Chris Corner, also the general manager of Kali Theatre.The company is a non-funded organisation operating in a commercial context but committed to producing largely new work – new plays, musicals and comedy, often written by new writers, in all forms and styles of theatre. We mostly produce theatre, but occasionally also radio drama (where Andy Jordan’s work is internationally recognised).

An independent theatre and radio drama production company, producing theatre plays and shows of all types, and audio drama.

Andy Jordan's recent work includes: directing / producing Lies Where It Falls, Edinburgh Fringe/Finborough Theatre, Born in the USA (Leaving Vietnam), Edinburgh Fringe/Park Theatre, 2023/2024, The Shroud Maker, Edinburgh Fringe, Sinatra: RAW, Edinburgh, all 2024; Jubilee! (starring Sophia Nomvete, Simon Callow, Sam West, BBC Radio 3, 2024); The Signalman (starring Sam West, James Purefoy, BBC Radio 4, 2022); Barbecue 67 (starring Robert Glenister, BBC Radio 4, 2022); COPS, Southwark Playhouse 2020; In 2018, as a visiting artist, he devised / directed a sound installation for Ashmoleon Museum, Oxford, for a successful exhibition called Spellbound, featuring Anton Lesser. Directed The Inn at Lydda, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, 2016; Insufficiency and Ego, both by Carl Djerassi, at ZSpace Theatre, San Francisco, 2014; Andy Jordan Productions Ltd was founded in 2000. Productions include Picasso’s Women (with Jerry Hall, Susannah York, Josie Lawrence, Cherie Lunghi: Edinburgh Festival, Far East, UK tour with ATG, 2000-2002), Kings of the Road (with James Ellis, Ed Byrne: Edinburgh Festival, Greenwich Theatre, Dublin Ambassador, 2003), Last Song of the Nightingale (with Tracie Bennett: Edinburgh Festival, Greenwich Theatre, 2003), Rosebud: The Lives of Orson Welles (with Christian McKay, co-pro with Steven Berkoff: Kings Head Theatre), Lies Have Been Told (West End Trafalgar Studios, Edinburgh Festival, 2005-6), 2Graves (with Jonathan Moore, music by Michael Nyman, Edinburgh Festival, West End Arts Theatre, 2006; feature film in 2013), A Midsummer Night’s Madness (Edinburgh Festival, co-pro Hackney Empire, 2010); Bette and Joan (Arts Theatre, starring Greta Scacchi, Anita Dobson, music Brian May, 2011, co-pro Ann Pinnington Productions); September in the Rain, written/directed John Godber (co-pro The Booking Office, national tour, 2013); Foreplay by Carl Djerassi (Kings Head Theatre 2014).

Directing, producing, commissioning, editing radio plays, series, serials; and drama documentaries and feature programmes.