Founded by Andy McCredie, AMP supports grassroots artists in the UK across theatre, Dance and Film through fundraising, producing and advocacy.

Originally known as Redgates Theatre, the organisation was supported by BBC Writer’s Room and Bar90, and produced the work of 250+ artists through open call new writing and poetry nights from warehouses in East London.

We are made up of a network of freelance producers, creative freelancers and associate artists built over a decade, led in collaboration with Andy.

AMP has always had a commitment to marginalised communities, with a particular focus on supporting under-resourced individual grassroots artists to have a platform for the early stages of their work.

AMP now focuses on the development of R&D and productions using Arts Council England funding, in-kind support and corporate sponsorship.

We have directly raised £115k in 2026 alone for individual artists through ACE grants, with an additional £98k for small organisations through consultancy.


Andy:

As a Co-Producer on Maya Yoncali’s Bluebird (2026), Andy was able to secure a selection at Iris Prize LGBTQ Film festival, Aesthetica Film Festival, and subsequent broadcast on Film4, streaming on All4, and both BIFA and BAFTA submissions.

As Executive Director for TDTWT, Andy produced Mother Has Arrived in 2025, which recieved a 5-star review from The Stage and featured in its Top 20 Shows in London 2025, and Top 50 in the UK. During the role, he was responsible for planning £5million multi-year development budgets, managing annual budgets exceeding £1million, and individual production budgets in excess of £750k.

As Business Development Manager for Synthesis Media, he built extensive Film and TV connections within the sales and distribution space, attending markets in London and Cannes.

Training: Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA), BA Acting 2018-2021; St Mary’s University Twickenham MSc Psychology 2026-2027

Inspiration: Pina Bausch, Ingmar Bergman, Andrei Tarkovsky, Nina Simone, Krzysztof Kieslowski, Roman Polański, Botis Seva, Paweł Pawlikowski, Akram Khan, Chloe Zhao.