CWP Season Tickets Explained!

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Longtime CWP Season Ticket Holders Laura and Ron E. by Jim Russell, Managing Director of Carrollwood Players Theatre It's a wonderful time at Carrollwood Players. We're working hard to fully emerge from the impact of the pandemic, and…

A Day in the Life at CWP

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Carrollwood Players continues to grow every single day. On a recent Saturday, our Managing Director, Jim Russell, noticed a flurry of people coming and going from the building over a period of more than twelve hours. "I just stopped for…

Things You Don’t See Volunteers Doing at CWP

Most people know that small non-profit community theater groups are run by volunteers. That is certainly true at Carrollwood Players. Volunteers perform in our plays and musicals. Volunteers help build and paint sets, make costumes, find props,…

A Small Moment in Time

by Marc Sanders Having participated in local community theatre for close to 25 years, much of the experience has become old hat and routine. Auditions are always nerve racking. Memorizing lines is always a struggle. Fellow actors for…

Cumulative Transformation

by Deborah Bostock-Kelley It had been (covers mouth) years since I'd stepped on a theatre stage and to be perfectly frank, I was terrified. While I was a reporter for AOL Patch for three years, I was able to interview the incredible actors…

The Top Five Easy to Fix Mistakes That Actors Make

by Jim Russell I love community theatre for many reasons, but one of the top reasons is that it gives people an opportunity to try something they've never done before – acting. And it gives directors like me a chance to help them shine doing…

Fret Not!

by Marc Sanders Having performed, directed, produced and written for Carrollwood Players since 1993, I can honestly say that auditioning for the latest up and coming play has never been a familiar experience for me.The fact is, what I’ve…

How I Survived Joining Carrollwood Players

by Jen Martin “How do I join?” – I hear this question fairly often about Carrollwood Players. For some reason, community theaters sometimes seem to have an air of exclusivity and mystery when it comes to their players. I’d like to…

Why Community Theatre?

by Eric Misener It's 2014. The cable guide includes channels in the thousands because cable TV has evolved over the years from a simple way to watch a few more premium channels to something that is indispensable for many modern homes, offering…

Carrollwood Players is proud to offer theatre for all with the support of Hillsborough County and the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners.

 

Seating and Box Office Information

Curtain times are generally 8:00 P.M. on Fridays and Saturdays and 2:00 P.M. on Sundays.

All seating is general admission, unless otherwise advised.

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About Carrollwood Players

Carrollwood Players, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

A copy of the official registration and financial information my be obtained from the Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free (800-435-7352) within the state.

Registration does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation by the state.

Street Address
4333 Gunn Highway
Tampa, FL 33618

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 270116
Tampa, FL 33688

Contact
[email protected]