Performances

For 20 years, the Carroll Symphony Orchestra has built a national reputation for innovative educational and community outreach programs like the Young Composer Competition and for the world premieres of nearly 200 original compositions. The CSO continues this tradition with a concert of masterworks like Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony. Join Conductor Terry Lowry for this incredible evening of music at the Carroll County Schools Performing Arts Center. This is the perfect Valentine’s date!
Tickets: $18 Adults/ $10 Youth (12 & under)
Carroll County Schools Performing Arts Center

Based on the book and lyrics by Douglas Jones and music by Ron Barnett, this stirring drama celebrates the adventurous life of the great American who freed herself and hundreds of others from the bonds of slavery. Sponsored by FAST Project (Family About Service Travel).
Tickets: $15 Adults / $10 Youth (12 and under).

3 Redneck Tenors is a cross between Duck Dynasty and a Carnegie Hall performance. Three classically trained vocalists combine down home laughs with big city music from multiple genres like country, pop, Broadway, classical and gospel. The Tenors were top finalists on America’s Got Talent.
Tickets: $20 Adults/ $10 Youth (12 and under)

Sponsored by Milestone Investment Management and Fox Theatre Institute

Office manager Violet Newstead joins her fellow co-workers – frazzled divorcee Judy Bernly and sexy secretary Doralee Rhodes – to turn the tables on their “sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot” of a boss. Based on the film. Directed by Patrick J. Yuran. Sponsored by United Community Bank.
Season ticket holders attend March 4
Tickets: $15 Adults/ $10 Youth (12 & under)

In this New York based dance company’s Puebla:The Story of Cinco de Mayo, folk and native song and dance highlight the Mexican victory at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, the influences that led to the famous battle, its heroes and the undeniable Mexican spirit that continues to inspire us. Join us prior to the performance for sangria, chips and salsa. Sponsored by Dr. Richard and Marilyn Glass and the GA Council for the Arts.
Tickets: $25 Adults/ $10 Youth (12 and under)

Our Community Chorus cannot think of a more perfect theme for our spring concert than to show devotion and support for our country through song, with selections like Grand Old Flag, Tribute to the Armed Forces and Battle Hymn of the Republic. Directed by Jack Gantt.
Season ticket holders is on April 8
Tickets: $10

From Nina Simone and Dolly Parton to Aretha Franklin and Lady Gaga, Buicentennial Productions presents a tribute to some of the greatest female singers and songwriters of all time. With a female-led cast and band, this performance weaves together stories of the music industry and the struggles and challenges female vocalists face. Make it a ladies night, bring your partner for date night or bring the whole family for great music and a fun evening.
Tickets:$18 Adults/ $10 Youth (12 and under)

The CJO presents another concert of exciting jazz tunes from the Afro-Cuban tradition.  Works by Stan Kenton and Count Basie, played by some of the finest jazz musicians in North America, right here in Carrollton!
Tickets: $15 Adults/ $10 Youth (12 & under)

Matilda has astonishing wit, intelligence – and special powers! She’s unloved by her cruel parents and her school’s mean headmistress, Miss Trunchbull, hates children, but Matilda’s courage and cleverness impress her schoolteacher, the highly loveable Miss Honey. Carrollton’s Youth Theater’s staging of this Broadway musical is directed by Ciara Thornton.

Tickets: $15 Adults & $10 Youth (12 & under)

The CWE continues to celebrate its 10th anniversary with an all-Gershwin program, featuring special guest artists performing the composer’s most beloved music. This concert will be part of the CWE’s first recorded album. Come hear incredible music and be a part of CWE history!  Conducted by Terry Lowry.
Tickets: $10

This is a story about a little girl named Alice and her journey into a peculiar place called Wonderland. There she meets unusual characters who teach her useful lessons like don’t follow strange rabbits down rabbit holes, don’t ever make the Red Queen angry and Hatters are mad. Most of all, Alice learns that if you don’t really know or care where you’re going, it doesn’t matter how you get there so you might as well enjoy the journey.  Performed by the dance program at the Carrollton Center for the Arts.
Tickets: $10