Located in Springfield, Missouri, the Springfield Little Theatre is one of the area's most popular event venues. Founded in 1936, it is one of the oldest and most beloved community theaters in the United States. It started with a group of local theater lovers performing shows on makeshift stages before eventually moving into their current home: a 250-seat venue in downtown Springfield. Over the years, they have drawn hundreds of patrons from all over to enjoy classic and contemporary plays, musicals, and more. The theater hosts a variety of productions in voice, dance, film, writing, and production each week and has a robust education series and youth performance troupes. The experience that can be found within these walls is something truly special - being surrounded by stories from generations past and present sprouting into life around every corner.

Known for its Ozarks roots, Springfield has a charming atmosphere that is sure to capture your heart! It boasts some of the best barbecues in Missouri and the most museums per capita of any other city in the United States. There’s an art & culture scene featuring galleries, growth, and creativity at every turn, and bicycle enthusiasts will be thrilled to ride along miles of trails throughout the area. Nature lovers can explore botanical gardens or discover outdoor fun at several nearby lakes, and those looking for unique shopping experiences can look no further than the city's many antique shops or boutique stores.

No matter your age, interests, or experience level, the Springfield Little Theatre Education Department offers something for everyone. Take classes in acting, sign up for comedy workshops, or join one of the youth performance troupes. Stop by The Landers Theatre or The Judith Enyeart Reynolds School of the Performing Arts to check out one of their many productions.