Don't miss Carmel Community Player's presentation of this timeless classic by Tennessee Williams opening Thursday, February 11 at the Carmel Community Playhouse.  Brian Noffke will direct a superb cast selected from approximately 50 auditioners. The cast includes several local theater veterans as well as a few newcomers.

THE STORY: A plantation family celebrates the 65th birthday of Big Daddy, but the mood is somber. Greed, sins of the past and desperate hopes are brought to the forefront as the knowledge that Big Daddy is dying slowly makes the rounds. By evening's end, Maggie, the daughter-in-law tries to save her marriage and set things right with her husband Brick and hopefully save him from himself and his family

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The new Carmel Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace is Carmel, Indiana's premier live performance space for theater, music, comedy  and more.  Home to the Carmel Community Players, Carmel's oldest community theater, The Playhouse seats up to 130 guests in an intimate theater setting.

Nowhere else in the Greater Indianapolis area can you park your car once, have access to more than 70 upscale retail shops, dine at one of 17 restaurants and enjoy a live performance.

And when there's not a performance scheduled on our stage, you can rent the Carmel Community Playhouse for your organization, school or business for a variety of events including: Meetings, Musical Programs, Receptions, Luncheons (catering by Clay Terrace Restaurants), Art Exhibiitons, Networking Events and more...

So come on out and park, shop, dine and applaud at Carmel, Indiana's
newest performance venue.

Carmel Community Players set out to bridge visual and performing arts by allocating part of the Carmel Community Playhouse at Clay Terrace as a showcase for local artists.  Beginning February 11th, we are pleased to present the beautiful works of local artist Erik Swenson.

Artist Biography – Erik Swenson
My wife, Heather, takes photographs.  She sees the world and records it.  Many would pass by, numb from their familiarity with a place.  She stops.

My son, Sam, creates.  Glue, cardboard, markers, crayons, he does not try to control things, he just creates.  And then he shares without fear of art critics.

My son, Noah, can’t hold a camera or a crayon, but you can see a sense of sheer awe as he stares out to the world.  It looks like he is seeing things for the first time because – he is.

I, on the other hand, make toast.  Often, I walk away too soon from a painting and leave a piece of soggy bread.  Other times I strive too long and end up with a burnt brick.

It is only when I stop to create as though seeing something for the first time that I find joy and end up with a painting.  Even then, my best can’t begin to replicate the raw beauty rendered by the Master Artist.  And that is okay with me.