



We move past imitation to cultivate the core of your creative power. Our approach pairs you with a dedicated mentor who guides you through an intensive process of self-discovery.
Our vision is that every young person, regardless of background, immigration status, or circumstance, can thrive through creativity, feel a sense of belonging, and see themselves represented in the arts.
The Redeemed Productions CIC uses personal mentorship, practical performance work, and reflective practice to help performers move beyond technique and connect to their own truth. This holistic method empowers artists to build genuine confidence, preparing them for impactful presence on stage and meaningful engagement in community events.

Programs for Young Performers
At The Redeemed Productions CIC, we offer a range of workshops, intensive courses, and public performance projects designed to nurture creative talent. These programs provide a supportive space for young people to build essential skills, gain real-world stage experience, and grow in confidence as they discover their artistic voice.
Past Experiences
Past workshops that brings our young people off Street to music best practice. INTERVIEW




How the studio has transformed our students' craft



"The mentorship I received was a revelation. It wasn't just about acting; it was about finding my own voice."
PApa kisha


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Introduce young people to Congolese traditional dance, music, and storytelling.
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Teach the history and meaning behind movements (e.g., rituals, celebrations, community values).
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Help Black and African heritage youth reconnect with their roots while also educating others about African cultures.
Impact:
✅ Builds pride, confidence, and cultural awareness
✅ Encourages diversity and inclusion
✅ Supports mental wellbeing
✅ Helps young people channel energy positively.








Captured Moments

About Us
The redeemed Productions CiC is a community-driven arts and live-performance organisation based in the west midlands, dedicated to empowering young asylum seekers and individuals from under-represented communities. we use creativity as a tool for belonging, confidence-building, and personal development.
our core work centres on delivering free music workshops, performance opportunities, and creative programmes that remove barriers to participant in the arts.
many of the young people we support face social isolation, trauma, financial hardship, or limited access to cultural spaces. through consistent, high-quality engagement, we provide a safe and inclusive environment where they can explore their creativity, develop new skills, and connect with others.
we collaborate with local schools, community groups, youth services, and cultural organisations to ensure our programmes reach those who need them most. our approach blends artistic excellence with social impact, ensuring that activity becomes a pathway to wellbeing, confidence, and future opportunities.
About Us
Lead by Didier kisala, founder member of Birmingham-based Congolese the redeemed, a movement of youthful energy that includes singers, dancers, and drummers. hailing from the democratic Republic of Congo, Didier United young musicians who were passionate about music to create something different that reflected their heritage and a board range of influences, including Rumba, Sebene, Zouk, Gospel, and more. As an artist Didier was also been involved with a project by the British Red Cross to release a ground breaking concept album based on the real-life experiences of refugees and asylum seekers, in collaboration with some of the country's top musicians and internationally acclaimed artists. The Long Road album will see artists including spoken word Poet Scroobius Pip, Singer-Songwriter, Robert Plant, and produced by Ethan Johns.
The Redeemed Productions CIC is a performing arts theatre promoting creative work and events.
We primarily serve young people through our creative work.
Locations
Adress
21 Factory Road, Hockley
Birmingham
B18 5JU
Let’s Talk
kisaladidier@gmail.com
Phone
07450910833
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