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M*A*S*H at Carrollwood Cultural Center
Dates: 5/15/2026 - 5/24/2026
📍 Theatre: Carrollwood Cultural Center
4537 Lowell Road, Tampa, FL 33618
Tampa, FL
Phone: 813-922-8167
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M*A*S*H stands for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital, and joining it are two unpredictable madcaps, Hawkeye (Michael Neary) and Duke (Mackley Fogarty). They can’t be dealt with casually, however, because they are also two of the best chest surgeons in South Korea.
Hawkeye and Duke decide to wage a campaign to get a young Korean (Max Rodriguez) to the United States and entered in a good school. The thread of this effort helps to tie together the pileup of comic adventures that pyramid right before your eyes! Hawkeye has a scene with a woman psychiatrist (Janice Nepon-Sixt) who believes he’s been trying to lobster-trap mermaids in a rice paddy! There’s a jolly encounter with the baby-talking Bonwit sisters (Janice Nepon-Sixt, Mary Kay Cyrus, Carol Sheldon), the worst tap-dancing act the U.S.O. ever sent overseas, and a sergeant (Mike Lowe) is selling dumb GIs fishing rights in the Bay of Phum. Radar O’Reilly (Joshua Eberhart), a soldier with exceptional hearing, anticipates events before they occur. The proprietor of a painless dental clinic is cured of dark moods by the recreation of an old monster movie—and a monster! It’s all here, including a little romance mixed in with dramatic moments and a genuine love of life.
M*A*S*H is presented through a special arrangement with the Dramatic Publishing Company of Woodstock, NY.
M*A*S*H at Carrollwood Cultural Center Schedule
Saturday, May 16 / 8 p.m.
Sunday, May 17 / 2 p.m.
Friday, May 22 / 8 p.m.
Saturday, May 23 / 8 p.m.
Sunday, May 24 / 2 p.m.
Cast and Creative Team for M*A*S*H at Carrollwood Cultural Center
Cast
Jay Gibson
Henry Blake
Jay has been an actor and stage crewman in community theater for years, starting when he was 12 years old. In those years, he got to star in some shows, direct some shows, design sets, stage manage, run lights, and of course, act in a few more - 3 of them here at CCC! Being in theater has always been a great way to meet people, and 38 years ago, Jay met his wife Susan. Jay was also in CCC’s staged reading of 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas as Capt. Farragut last month. Susan and Jay have a son, Jacob, and currently live in Carrollwood.
Tracy Sheldon
Margaret Houlihan
Tracy loves everything about acting & comedy! Tracey has performed in theatre, film, and television. MASH will be her 3rd play at The Carrollwood Cultural Center. Tracey’s other credits include What the Butler Saw (which she also starred in with her Mom, Carole), as well as Nana’s Naughty Knickers. Tracey studied The Stella Adler Technique under the direction of Arthur Mendoza in Los Angeles at the Actor’s Circle Theatre. Tracey is also a Film Producer, She starred in and produced, The Man with the Pink Bicycle directed by Keith Soforic, winning 12 awards at Film Festivals in Florida & L.A. Tracey’s Mom, Dad, Richard & Brother, Rich also acted in the Film. Tracey is excited to be on stage again with her Mom for the 2nd time. Playing “Hot Lips” is a dream come true for Tracey as she watched every rerun of MASH growing up!
Craig Ruska
Frank Burns
Previous show credits include Deathtrap, Arsenic and Old Lace, The Dining Room, Line, and Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged with various theaters throughout Southwest Florida. Thank you to the amazing cast and crew, and his leading lady Erin.
Alana Sasdelli
Bridget McCarthy
Alana studied theatre at the University of Tampa. Most recently she has participated in both Tampa, and Orlando fringe festival. She has previously been seen on stage in Ghost Stories, Trojan Women (After Euripides), Theatrefor’s production of Lighter Shade of Noir, Ho Ho Hope, and Almost Maine. You can see her perform improv with both TMI improv troupe in Carrollwood, and Burnt Sugar Comedy in St. Pete. IG: alanasasdelli
Sam Sacasa
Janice Fury
Sam is honored to be back on the Carrollwood Cultural Center stage. Some of her favorite past credits include Johnna in August: Osage County, Annelle in Steel Magnolias, and Janine in the staged reading of Ministers of Grace (a Ghostbusters parody). Sam is also a playwright and was the recipient of the 2024 Best Dramatic Short Play award at the Tampa Bay Theatre Festival. When she isn’t supporting her local community theaters, you can find her spending time at the beach or traveling with her beloved family. She hopes this show brings joy and nostalgia to you all. Thanks hubs, for holding down the fort. Te Quiero, Mama!
Sarah Mari
Louise Kimble
Born and raised in St. Petersburg, Florida, Sarah has been passionate about the arts since childhood. What began as simple joys—drawing, painting, and crafting—has grown into a deeply meaningful form of self-expression. Her passion for performance was sparked during her first visit to the Carrollwood Cultural Center, where she was captivated by the local community’s talent and energy. Inspired to take the stage, she began pursuing theatre, music, and acting, auditioning for productions at the Center. Since then, Sarah has embraced the stage as both a creative outlet and a place of connection, and she is thrilled to be part of this production.
Maryanne Gash
Nancy Phillips
Maryanne is brand new to the Carrollwood Cultural Center, and she is pleased to be part of such a special group of performers. Maryanne is a high school sophomore who loves to perform. She has previous acting experience, with Mary Jo’s Performing Arts Academy, as Ursula in The Little Mermaid Jr. and Oaken in Frozen Jr. She is a high school cheerleader and plays the piano, but she had a passion for performing on stage, and she hopes to translate that passion into an entertaining experience for her audience at this show and hopefully many in the future.
Mike Lowe
Devine
Mike has been "trodding the boards" for over 50 years throughout Tampa Bay in musicals, such as 1776, HAIR, West Side Story, and plays, such as Teahouse of the August Moon, Arsenic & Old Lace, and Any Wednesday. Favorite roles: Lun Tha in The King & I, and Charlie in Eat Your Heart Out! He hopes you enjoy the show!
Kevin Dziura
General Hammond/Father Mulcahy
Kevin was last seen at the Carrollwood Cultural Center in staged readings for 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas and It’s a Wonderful Life. Recent Theatre credits include 1776 at Stage West, Guys and Dolls at Del Webb Bexley, and Tony and Tina’s Wedding here at the Center. Principal stage roles in NY include 12 Angry Men, Social Security, and Rumors. TV appearances include HBO’s Succession, The Plot Against America and NBC’s The Blacklist. Kevin is grateful for working with this terrific “M*A*S*H” cast and most of all for his hunny, Debbie.
Alex Alfanso
Walt Waldowski
Alex is thrilled to participate in M*A*S*H! This is his first production with the center after joining their staged reading of 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas. Alex is mainly a techie, but he has performed in several projects with New Tampa Players including SpongeBob SquarePants (Perch), Into the Woods (Cinderella's Father), and The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later (Greg Pierotti). He also recently performed in Tampa Fringe Festival, where their production of The Toy Box won Best of the Fest. Alex would love to thank Chris, Tyler, and the entire cast for making him feel so welcome. He looks forward to joining their future productions. Enjoy the show! (And happy birthday, Josh!)
Donovan Dykes
Ugly
After playing in a horror and a musical, Donovan now wants to take on a comedy. This new experience has been wonderful, and Donovan hopes it will be enjoyed by those who come see the show due to the hard work poured into this show alongside having an amazing cast. He gives his thanks to those who are willing to dedicate their time to come see the show, as he tries his best to bring this role to the stage. He also would like to give thanks to his family who have supported him in his acting endeavors.
Joshua Eberhart
Radar Reilly
Josh is beyond excited and exhausted to be a part of the cast and the lighting designer for M*A*S*H. He was last seen in Jesus Christ Superstar, a production for which he was also the lighting designer. He also directed Amityville ’74 in the Fall at the Center. Josh is also celebrating his birthday today. Please wish him a Happy Birthday.
Michael Neary
Hawkeye Pierce
Michael is positively thrilled to be making his Cultural Center play debut in this hilarious show! You may have recently seen him in Oklahoma! (Jud Fry) with New Tampa Players, or in Company (Paul) with Carrollwood Players. He is also a semi-regular player in the monthly Tampa Metropolitan Improv here at the Cultural Center. In the rare event that he’s not on stage somewhere, you’ll likely find him snuggled up with one of his cats while typing away at his day job. Shoutout to G.C. for her support of my many artistic endeavors.
Mackley Fogarty
Duke Forrest
Mackley is thrilled to be part of M*A*S*H, portraying Captain Augustus Bedford Forrest, aka Duke. He has previously appeared in several productions with the Carrollwood Cultural Center, including Ammittville '74 (2025), Letterhead (2025), Tony n Tina’s Wedding (2022), First Date (2022), and Arsenic & Old Lace (2018), among others. Mackley is grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with this talented cast and creative team and thanks his family and friends for their continued support.
Neil Bleiweiss
Trapper John McIntyre
Neil is excited to welcome you to the double natural! Recent credits include Jesus Christ Superstar (Ensemble), Frozen (Sven), Music Man (Mayor Shinn), Deathtrap (Clifford Anderson), The SpongeBob Musical (Perch Perkins), and Sunday in the Park with George (Boatman/Redmond). Enjoy the show and thank you for supporting the arts!
Max Rodriguez
Ho-Jon
Max is thrilled to join this production. He previously performed in the Carrollwood Cultural Center’s summer program, appearing as “Demetrius” in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Patrick Star in SpongeBob The Musical, and a featured soloist in Return to the Forbidden Planet. Max is passionate about theatre and film and continues to explore new creative challenges within Tampa’s arts community. He extends heartfelt thanks to the most supportive people in his life—his mother, father, and brother—along with the many friends and who have encouraged his journey.
Mary Kay Cyrus
Mitzi, Goldfarb, Dr. Liebowitz, Korean Woman
) It has been a while since she was on the CCC stage (Things My Mother Taught Me, True West) and she is thrilled to be working so close to home. She was happy to return to the stage post-pandemic as Ida in Over the River and Through the Woods (EBDT), Fran in SOUP (LAB Theater Project), and Gladys Green in The Waverly Gallery (Vivid Theatre Production). Mary Kay most recently directed The Humans at West Coast Players. She has also received Best Actress awards for her portrayal of Thelma in Night’ Mother and Kate Keller in All My Sons (CWP). God Bless
Janice Nepon-Sixt
Fritzi, Dean Lodge, Ruth Haskell
Janice has degrees in theatre from two universities and one in leadership from a third. Janice has acted, directed, musical-directed and sung in shows since she was eight. She was a teacher and principal for decades. Favorite roles are Julie in Carousel, Doris in Same Time Next Year, and Meg in Damn Yankees (CCC.) She has worked with Powerstories Theatre for 22 years. Her partner in all things is her adorable husband, Jerry. Thanks to Chris and Tyler and the cast of MASH. It's so fun to help tell this story, that’s vivid in my memory.
Carol Sheldon
Agnes, Miss Randazzle, Korean Woman
Carol loves the excitement of live theatre. She believes it is an amazing escape creating an imaginary world. Carole has acted in theatre, film, as well a commercials. This is her second play at the Center. she also acted in What the Butler Saw. Carole also acts in Film. She starred in The Man with the Pink Bicycle directed by Keith Soforic, filmed in Los Angeles, California. The film was a family affair, as her daughter Tracey & son, Rich as well as her husband, Richard also had starring roles. Carole loves performing in Improv & She plans on taking a tap dance class in the future, because she loves to dance! She is thrilled to be a part of the cast of MASH!
James Madden
Private Lopez
Creative Team
Tim Kelly
Adaptation
Richard Hooker
Author
Chris Holcom
Director
Tyler Temple
Stage Manager
Joshua Eberhart
Lighting Designer
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