FLAGLER PLAYHOUSE, INC
BUNNELL, FLORIDA

Flagler Playhouse, Inc., incorporated on November 7, 1978, is a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching the community of Flagler County through live theatre. Known initially as The Little Players of Palm Coast and later as The Little Theater of Palm Coast, it was renamed the Flagler Playhouse in 2005 to signify its expansion into a full-season theatre with a permanent home. Established by key founders such as Lorna Abjornson, Jerry and Betty Codrington, Olive Harkins, among others, this institution began its journey by staging productions in makeshift spaces like living rooms and garages. After decades of growth and community engagement, Flagler Playhouse acquired its current home at the former First Baptist Church building in Bunnell through a purchase enabled by a grant from the Tourist Development Council of Flagler County. Here, it presents an annual season of at least five productions and hosts various artistic endeavors that foster cultural vitality throughout Flagler County. As a registered 501(C)3 organization under the Florida Department of State’s Division of Corporations with filing number 744858, Flagler Playhouse operates out of PO Box 501 in Bunnell, FL. The company remains committed to its mission of providing high-quality, diverse theatrical experiences that cater to audiences of all ages and backgrounds while supporting local talent development through an array of productions and educational workshops. The board is led by Jerri Berry as President, Aj Barr as Treasurer, and John Birney as Vice President. For further details on upcoming performances or community involvement opportunities, the Flagler Playhouse website at flaglerplayhouse.com serves as a comprehensive resource.