Springfield Little Theatre presents its mainstage productions at the historic Landers Theatre, one of Springfield’s distinctive performing arts venues. Opened in 1909, the building is known for its ornate Baroque Renaissance and Napoleonic-inspired architectural details and has been listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places since 1977. Its 527-seat auditorium and proscenium stage create an intimate setting for plays, musicals and other live performances.
Inside, the theatre combines historic character with modern production technology. The stage is supported by an orchestra pit accommodating up to 14 musicians, along with contemporary lighting and sound systems, an LED wall and projection capabilities. A lobby with a bar and concessions gives visitors convenient options before performances and during intermissions.
The theatre is located at 311 E Walnut St, Springfield, United States, in the downtown area. Public and paid parking options are available in the surrounding streets and parking facilities, with a short walk from nearby parking to the main entrance. For broader transportation options across Springfield and connections from other parts of the city, the travel information further down the page provides additional guidance.