This commitment to being fully integrated into the Springfield community is what makes Springfield Little Theatre a true community theatre. Murphy’s and The Old Glass Place, partnering with other arts organizations like The Gillioz Theatre, and the theatre’s youth performance troupes perform regularly at local festivals and events. Also, SLT has been producing shows in other venues such as Nathan P. The growth that Springfield’s theatre has seen in recent years has allowed for the theatre to reach even greater numbers by expanding outreach efforts into school systems with SLT On Wheels, bringing live performances into the schools themselves.
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Known for having high standards and delivering on the quality expectations audiences have come to know and appreciate, the theatre has grown to produce seven mainstage productions with dedicated set & costume design departments six Education Series productions countless productions in the SLT Studio Theatre a nationally-renowned education department reaching over 30,000 kids a year the owner of two historic buildings: The Landers Theatre and the old McDaniel School which now houses the SLT Education Department and is now known as The Judith Enyeart Reynolds School of the Performing Arts for Springfield Little Theatre and much more every season. With a history spanning 85 years, SLT has developed into one of the premier, non-profit, community theatres in the country. Springfield Little Theatre has been creating the magic of live theatre since 1934. The moments, feelings, conversations and relationships that are created by experiencing live theatre-that’s Springfield Little Theatre. 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. We’re in the lifelong friendships that began on the first day of a rehearsal. We’re in the drive that it takes to push yourself to try something new. We’re in the very first step a kid takes in his tap shoes.
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