ALL MY SONS to be Staged at Carrollwood Players

Arthur Miller's classic drama, ALL MY SONS, plays for two more weekends through May 6, 2017 at Carrollwood Players.

Directed by Mike Cote, this American masterpiece examines the relationships between fathers and sons, the cost of "the American Dream," the emotional scars caused by war, and the conflict between business and personal ethics.

Performances run Friday April 21 through Saturday May 6, 2017.

Friday and Saturdays at 8 pm; Sunday Matinees at 3 pm.

Tickets are $23. $20 for Seniors, Students, and Military.

Advance tickets can be purchased at https://carrollwood-players-theatre.ticketleap.com/all-my-sons/

Carrollwood Players is theatre is located at 4333 Gunn Hwy, Tampa, Fl.

Established in 1981, Carrollwood Players, a not-for-profit organization 501(c) (3), has been providing quality entertainment for the Tampa Bay area since its inception. Staging everything from tense drama to bedroom farce to popular musicals, Carrollwood Players offers something for everyone's tastes.

Starting from humble beginnings, the group formed and met at the Carrollwood Recreation Center. The initial production, "Plaza Suite", was performed at Carrollwood Elementary School, "Godspell" was done in the auditorium of the Methodist Church, and "Veronica's Room" was staged in a small golf clubhouse.

The group relocated to the Drew Park Civic Club, renamed The Manhattan Theater, at the intersection of Ohio Street and Manhattan Avenue in December of 1982. During the next five years, the players presented, among others, "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off", "That Championship Season", "Arsenic and Old Lace", "The Bad Seed", "Ten Nights in a Barroom", and "18 Nervous Gumshoes". That building no longer exists.

In May 1987, Carrollwood Players moved to the Village Shopping Center on North Dale Mabry and then, in 1993, to their present location in Plantation Plaza at 4333-5 Gunn Highway. Currently, Carrollwood Players present nine plays each season. In addition, there is the Annual One Act Weekend, where aspiring playwrights can submit their scripts and if chosen, get their work performed on stage. Also, Carrollwood Players Theatre by Young People stages at least one show a year.

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