Springfield Contemporary Theatre

Over the years, much of Springfield Contemporary Theatre was built around managing artistic director Rick Dines along with founder Lou Schaeffer.

Ken Ludwig's faithful stage adaptation of the Robert Louis Stevenson classic features pirates, lots of fight scenes — and in Jeffrey Mindock's production, even a music score!

Can a typical middle-class Black American family provide a "perfect" birthday party for the family matriarch? Jackie Sibblies Drury's award-winning comedy answers that question — and more.

SCT and Springfield Chamber Chorus will collaborate on two performances of Craig Hella Johnson's work to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death.

Andrew Lippa and John August's musical based on the Daniel Wallace novel and the Tim Burton film opened last weekend at the Fox Theatre.

Hedda longs to be free, but her desires clash with ingrained gender norms and society's institutions.

It's believed to be the largest production featuring a Black cast in Springfield history: Beginning February 10, Mosaic Arts Collective and Springfield Contemporary Theatre are staging a musical version of “The Color Purple."

Springfield Contemporary Theatre and the Mosaic Arts Collective will present the musical February 10-26 at the Historic Fox Theatre.

Stephen Temperley's funny, tuneful and poignant play about Florence Foster Jenkins, the wealthy socialite who thought she was a talented coloratura soprano, is given its southwest Missouri premiere by Springfield Contemporary Theatre.

Director Jeffrey MIndock and actor/singer Jeff Carney from Springfield Contemporary Theatre joined us on KSMU’s “Arts News” to talk about SCT’s newest…