We are where we are today because of the people and businesses who believed in Springfield Little Theatre and continue to support, participate and attend shows. Now entering into our 86th season, we produce roughly eight mainstage shows on our home stage at The Landers Theatre while our Education Department has grown into our second home, The Judith Enyeart Reynolds School of the Performing Arts for Springfield Little Theatre where they offer classes, workshops, performance opportunities and arts outreach to our entire community. SLT began in 1934 with the production of The Importance of Being Ernest and has grown tremendously each year since. Springfield Little Theatre is a nonprofit, community theatre located in downtown Springfield, Missouri. The moments, feelings, conversations and relationships that are created by experiencing live theatre live in all of us. We are not just in our community, we are our community. We’re in the conversations had on the car ride home. We’re in every smile, laugh and tear of each audience member as they’re watching a show. For more information and the latest happenings please visit, the Little Theatre FB page, or Little Theatre Instagram. The Hayes Theater (formerly the Little Theatre, New York Times Hall, Winthrop Ames Theatre, and Helen Hayes Theatre) is a Broadway theater at 240 West 44th. Chorley Little Theatre originally opened as the towns first electric cinema in 1910 and since then has become a thriving arts venue in the centre of the town. We’re in the lifelong friendships that began on the first day of a rehearsal. This is the hidden gem of the Valley as a volunteer-driven organization that operates professionally with a large amount of fun and is part of what makes our community great. We’re in the very first step a kid takes in his tap shoes. Springfield Little Theatre exists to create the magic of live theatre to empower and inspire all. Elementary & Middle School Spring Showcase.
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