ABOUT US
Fylde Coast Players are one of the longest running theatre Groups in the area. We have been established for 75 years and have been based in several locations over the years.
We are celebrating our 75th anniversary this year with a spectacular summer show and an event for members and friends.
We specialise in plays and have produced comedies, tragedies, dramas and farces. There is a wide range of ages in the society and everyone is encouraged to take part and do what they can. You don't have to act - there is always plenty to do in any production from building sets and props to making costumes and helping backstage during shows.
We have presented over 200 shows since our founding in 1947 and are looking forward to the next 200!
Rehearsals currently take place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at St Annes Cricket Club, Highbury Rd West, Lytham St Annes FY8 2LY
Productions are usually staged at Lowther Pavilion which is on the seafront at Lytham. For more information about the Theatre please visit www.lowtherpavilion.co.uk/
And it's not just about Drama......
Fylde Coast Players is also a social society with various social events throughout the year, including barbecues, treasure hunts, lunches and of course a Christmas 'do'. Many members attend shows together and new members are always welcome. Members come from a huge range of ages (from early teens to late 80's) and backgrounds.
NODA AWARDS SUCCESS
We are also members of NODA (National Operatic and Dramatic Association). NODA review and assess productions (plays, musicals, pantomimes and opera) across the northwest of England.
Once again the quality of Fylde Coast Players productions has been recognised by NODA, the National Operatic and Drama Association.
At the awards dinner on 4th February 2023 the society has been nominated for 10 awards
Best Male Comedy performance: Anthony Henry for Inspector Colquhoun in "The Hollow"
Mick Gray for Captain Lesgate in "Dial M for Murder"
Paul Lomax for various roles in "A Play Festival that goes wrong"
Best Leading Male in a Drama: Ian Edmundson for Sir Henry in "The Hollow"
Andy Cooke for Tony Wendice in "Dial M for Murder"
Andy Cooke for various roles for "The Play Festival that goes wrong"
Best Supporting Female in a Drama: Liberty Doyle for Doris in "The Hollow"
Best Director of a Drama: Tim Greenwood for "Dial M for Murder"
Best Staging: "The Hollow"
Best Drama: "The Hollow"
For more about the plays go to the Past Productions section of the website
