Carrie
A bold, emotionally charged musical about belonging, cruelty, isolation, and the devastating cost of being pushed too far.
Rise Above Performing Arts · Next to Connors
Tickets on sale now · Two weekends only
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A story that still hits hard
Based on the novel by Stephen King, Carrie: The Musical tells the story of a teenager searching for where she belongs — at school, at home, and within herself.
Carrie White is mocked and misunderstood by her classmates and controlled by her fiercely religious mother. As the pressure around her grows, she begins to discover extraordinary telekinetic abilities — powers that mirror the emotion and pain she has been forced to keep hidden.
When a surprising invitation to prom gives Carrie a glimpse of hope, it feels like life might finally change. But one cruel act changes everything.
With a contemporary score and themes of bullying, isolation, empathy, and the need to be seen, Carrie is provocative, haunting, and unforgettable.
Show Info
3501 S. Tamiami Trail Suite 1175
Sarasota, FL 34239
Next to Connors
Meet the characters

Carrie White
Tayla Wright

Margaret White
Meadow Flagg

Sue Snell
Taylor McCormack

Tommy Ross
Ben Savwoir

Chris Hargensen
Alexandra Mahiquez

Billy Nolan
Chris Boisvert

Miss Lynn Gardener
Delaynah LaRue

Mr. Stephens/Rev. Bliss
King Malik
The artists behind the production
Director
Jacob Ruscoe
Music Director
Sean Barnette
Choreographer
Toni Dentico
Band Director
Sean Barnette
Production Director
Brian Chinn
Technical Director
Jeremy Martin
Lighting Designer
Ryan Sharp
Stage Manager
Emma Smith
A haunting, powerful theatrical event
Tickets on sale now. Join us October 8–11 & 15–18, 2026. Choose your performance and book your seats for Carrie: The Musical.
Hear the voice behind Carrie
Step inside rehearsal with Tayla Wright, our Carrie, for a glimpse of the music bringing this story to life.
Then experience the full production with our cast and live band. Two weekends only: October 8–11 & 15–18, 2026.