Carnation City Players was established by several theater minded persons from Mahoning, Columbiana and Stark counties in 1960 and was first known as the Tri-County Players. Their first production "The Man Who Came To Dinner" was presented at the Strand Theatre in Sebring, as were their next three productions in 1961 and 1962.
As many Alliance persons became involved in the group, the troupe moved its productions to the Rockhill Elementary School in Alliance. In 1972, they changed their name to the Carnation City Players to emphasize their place in the cultural resources of the Alliance Community. The City of Alliance presented the troupe with the opportunity to move into a renovated space at the old firehouse on E. Market Street in downtown Alliance.
As many Alliance persons became involved in the group, the troupe moved its productions to the Rockhill Elementary School in Alliance. In 1972, they changed their name to the Carnation City Players to emphasize their place in the cultural resources of the Alliance Community. The City of Alliance presented the troupe with the opportunity to move into a renovated space at the old firehouse on E. Market Street in downtown Alliance.
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One of our most highly anticipated productions of the season, CCP's youth musical has become an annual tradition for young actors & actresses and families alike. From eccentric chocolate factories to enchanted castles, from far away swamps to the kingdom of Arendelle, our talented youth casts breathe life into these magical stories and unforgettable musical numbers year after year, creating lasting memories and forever friends.
