Arsenic and Old Lace Springfield tickets

Get Your Arsenic and Old Lace Tickets in Springfield: 2026 Shows & Dates

Step into the charming world of Arsenic and Old Lace at Springfield’s Landers Theatre, where wit, dark humor, and a touch of madness collide in a performance that’s been delighting audiences for decades. This play isn’t just another comedy; it’s the playwright’s crown jewel, blending clever dialogue with a twisted sense of morality that keeps you guessing and laughing at the same time. In 2011, it even got a fresh twist as a musical thanks to the genius of John Kander and Fred Ebb, adding a whole new layer of magic. The story itself is a wild ride, imagine a sweet old lady hosting charming tea parties while secretly harboring a couple of very dead, very innocent men in the cellar. And did you know the role of the delusional Roosevelt fanatic, played by an iconic actor in the premiere, was inspired by a real-life character Kesselring knew? It's one of those quirky facts that makes the show even more fascinating. The Springfield production promises top-notch acoustics at the Little Theatre, so every punchline hits just right. Whether you go for the budget-friendly seats at 116.49 or splurge on the premium ones at 139.78, you’ll find a spot that makes the experience memorable. Plus, with easy smartphone ticketing, grabbing your tickets is a breeze. This event isn’t just about the laughs; it’s about coming together as a community, sharing in a story that’s been a favorite for generations, and maybe even sparking a little inspiration in the family. So mark your calendar for october 16th and get ready for an evening of hilarious chaos, clever twists, and a whole lot of fun.

Arsenic and Old Lace Musical / play Live at Springfield Little Theatre At The Landers Theatre | Springfield – October 16th, 2026

Springfield Little Theatre at the Landers Theatre has been a beloved fixture in the community for decades, constantly evolving to keep audiences engaged. It’s a place where local stories come to life and where folks of all ages find themselves caught up in the magic of live theatre. Take Arsenic and Old Lace Springfield, for example, the theatre’s production of that classic comedy brought a packed house to tears of laughter and maybe a few gasps of surprise. Over the years, they’ve hosted everything from lively musical hits like Mamma Mia! in 2018 to student matinees that make theater accessible and fun for young audiences. The venue’s charm isn’t just in its history but also in the little touches, like cozy premium seats that make you feel right at home or free parking after 6 PM on weekends, which is a huge plus in this town. It’s more than just a theatre; it’s a community hub where stories, laughs, and memories are made and shared, and honestly, it’s hard to imagine Springfield without it.