Welcome to the home page of Fylde Coast Players, rarely amateur, always dramatic. The award winning group is based in Lytham St Annes near Blackpool in Lancashire.
This site will tell you about our productions (past current, and future), how and where to see us (usually Lowther Pavilion), how to contact us and a members area.

NODA success for Fylde Coast Players

,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 12th January the society was nominated for 9 awards
Best Supporting Actor:   Richie Withers for “All My Sons”
Best Supporting Actor Female:  Emily Cartmell for “The 39 Steps”
Most Entertaining Male:  Andy Cooke for “Loot”
Best Actor Male:  Andy Cooke for “All My Sons”
Best Actor Female:  Rosie Withers for “All My Sons”
                                 Helen Barrow for “Loot”
Best Director:  Poppy Flanagan for “All My Sons”
                        Jeff Redfern for "Loot"
Best Play:  “All My Sons”

And was successful in winning 3 of the nominations

Most Entertaining Male:  Andy Cooke for “Loot”
Best Director:  Poppy Flanagan for “All My Sons”
Best Play:  “All My Sons"

None of the awards could have been won without the hard work put in by all members of the society. For more about the plays go to the Past Productions section of the website

Andy Cooke, Most Entertaining Male, Loot

Cast Members, All My Sons

Poppy Flanagan, Best Director, All My Sons

Cast Members, Loot

Our March 2019 play will be

​THE WINSLOW BOY

By Terence Rattigan

Award winning Fylde Coast Players March 2019 production is one of Terence Rattigan's most famous and well loved plays

Set in the years leading up to the First World War, The Winslow Boy is based on a fathers fight to clear his son's name.

For more details follow THIS LINK

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You have missed our October Play

LOOT

Loot

A Shocking Black Comedy

By Joe Orton

Award winning Fylde Coast Players are pleased to bring you Joe Orton's most popular play - a dark farce. Shocking but hilarious.

Uproarious slapstick meets with dubious morals as two young friends stash the proceeds of a bank robbery in an occupied coffin. They attempt to hide their spoils from the attentions of a psychopathic policeman, a gold digging nurse and a grieving widower.
For more details and reviews follow this link

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