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A New Parking Option to Make Your Theatre Experience Even Easier

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Beginning with COME FROM AWAY, guests attending a Springfield Little Theatre production will have the option to park in a covered parking garage located just a short, easy walk from The Landers Theatre. Audience members may park for $5 per vehicle in the Community Foundation of the Ozarks Parking Garage, located at the Kenneth E. Meyer Alumni Center at 449 E. McDaniel Street. The garage is approximately a four-minute walk from The Landers Theatre, offering a convenient downtown option close to the heart of the action.

This new parking opportunity is made possible through our partnership with the Community Foundation of the Ozarks and their new home at the Kenneth E. Meyer Alumni Center. We are deeply grateful for their collaboration and support, which allows us to enhance the overall patron experience and reduce barriers to attending live theatre downtown.

Parking may be reserved in advance or paid upon entry, pending availability. Please note that the parking attendant will accept card-only payment; no cash will be kept on hand. Upon arrival, guests should look for Springfield Little Theatre parking signage and be prepared to show proof of ticket purchase when entering the garage.

Patron Members & Emerald Subscribers may continue to enjoy complimentary parking provided by the Wheelers Lofts, as part of their ongoing membership benefits.

We know that details like parking can play a big role in how welcoming an evening out feels, and we’re proud to take this step toward making our performances more accessible and stress-free for our community. We look forward to welcoming you downtown, and into the theatre, for COME FROM AWAY.

To add parking to your upcoming visit to The Landers Theatre, visit our ticketing site here.

Honoring the Past, Celebrating the Present: Larry Ollis Visits Springfield Little Theatre

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Springfield Little Theatre was honored to welcome Larry Ollis for a special visit today to both The Landers Theatre and The Judith Enyeart Reynolds School of the Performing Arts, a visit that served as a powerful reminder of the vision, leadership, and perseverance that helped shape the organization we know today.

Larry Ollis, married to Fay Ollis, daughter of Landers Legend Frances Vandivort, has been a longtime supporter, board member, and advocate for Springfield Little Theatre and the arts community as a whole. He also served as President of the Springfield Little Theatre Board from 1965 to 1967, providing steady leadership during a pivotal period in the organization’s history.

In the late 1960s, Springfield Little Theatre faced an uncertain future. After more than 35 years without a permanent home, the organization learned that its longtime performance space at Drury College would no longer be available. A committee was formed to secure a new home, chaired by Larry Ollis and joined by one of Springfield Little Theatre’s original founders, Virgil Anderson. Larry had “eyed The Landers for years,” trusting his instinct that the historic downtown theatre, long used as a movie house, might soon become available. Despite early resistance and uncertainty, his persistence paid off. In 1970, Springfield Little Theatre secured The Landers Theatre as its permanent home, a decision that would have a profound and lasting impact on the organization, downtown Springfield, and the broader community.

On today’s tour, Larry was accompanied by his nephew, Chris Ollis, and great-nephew, Campbell Ollis, making the visit especially meaningful as stories and memories were shared across generations. Executive Director and close friend Beth Domann led the group through The Landers, sharing details about recent renovations and investments, including a look at Springfield Little Theatre’s new state-of-the-art LED screen.

As Larry reflected on his very first visit to The Landers in 1969, he laughed, recalling that “none of the lights worked and no one could see how dirty it was … but, knowing its history, we knew that this was the place.” When Springfield Little Theatre took possession of the building in the summer of 1970, decades of neglect had left it far from its former glory. Torn seats, worn carpet, faded walls, and debris filled the space. Yet, in just a matter of months, the organization, rallying the support of community donors, raised the funds needed to restore the theatre in time to reopen with The Importance of Being Earnest — a production that Larry himself appeared in.

Standing in the theatre today, Larry took in the transformation. “I can’t believe how beautiful it is,” he said. “I am so proud of this organization and what it has accomplished.” Beth summed up the moment simply and perfectly: “You guys chose well.”

The story didn’t end with the purchase. Eight years later, Larry Ollis and Virgil Anderson stood together on the Landers stage once again, this time to burn the mortgage, celebrating Springfield Little Theatre becoming firmly rooted in its permanent home.

We will be forever grateful to Larry and Fay Ollis for their steadfast support of Springfield Little Theatre over the years. Their belief in the power of the arts, their commitment to preservation, and their willingness to dream boldly continue to resonate through every performance, classroom, and audience member who walks through our doors today.

For additional historical details about Larry Ollis and the remarkable journey of The Landers Theatre, please see The Landers: Biography of a Theater.

Springfield Little Theatre Celebrates Major Wins At The 2025 BroadwayWorld Kansas City Awarads

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Springfield Little Theatre is proud to announce it has been recognized with numerous honors at the 2025 BroadwayWorld Kansas City Awards, audience-voted awards celebrating outstanding achievement across productions, creative teams, and performers from the past year.

The 2025 BroadwayWorld Regional Awards honored regional productions, touring shows, and artists whose first performances took place between October 1, 2024, and September 30, 2025. This year marked the largest celebration yet, with awards spanning more than 100 cities across the United States, Canada, Central and South America, Europe, and Asia, highlighting excellence in theatre on a truly global scale.

Springfield Little Theatre was recognized across a wide range of categories, reflecting the organization’s continued commitment to artistic excellence, community engagement, and high-quality storytelling. Honors include:

2025 BroadwayWorld Kansas City Award Winners

  • Favorite Local Theatre (Non-Professional)
    • Springfield Little Theatre
  • Best Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Waitress the Musical
  • Best Theatre for Young Audiences Production (Non-Professional)
    • Annie
  • Best New Play or Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Parental Guidance Suggested by Kelle Long
  • Best Dance Production (Non-Professional)
    • The Little Mermaid
  • Best Cabaret/Concert/Solo Performance (Non-Professional)
    • Beth Domann – I Get a Kick Out of You
  • Best Direction of a Musical (Non-Professional)
    •  Josh Inmon – Waitress the Musical
  • Best Choreography of a Play or Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Lorianne Dunn – The Little Mermaid
  • Best Music Direction & Orchestra Performance (Non-Professional)
    • Carla Wootton – Oklahoma!
  • Best Scenic Design of a Play or Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Andrew Wilson – The Little Mermaid
  • Best Lighting Design of a Play or Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Jamie Bower – Waitress
  • Best Sound Design of a Play or Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Christian Barnard – The Little Mermaid
  • Best Costume Design of a Play or Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Bonnie Johnson – The Little Mermaid
  • Best Performer in a Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Ava Bartlett – Annie
  • Best Supporting Performer in a Musical (Non-Professional)
    • Katie Orr – Waitress

“These recognitions are a powerful testament to the incredible artists, designers, musicians, technicians, educators, and volunteers who bring Springfield Little Theatre’s mission to life every day,” said Springfield Little Theatre leadership. “We are deeply grateful to our community for their continued support, and to everyone who took the time to vote and champion local theatre on such a significant regional stage.”

As one of the nation’s oldest continually operating civic theatres, Springfield Little Theatre remains dedicated to enriching lives through storytelling, education, and live performance—onstage and beyond.

SLT Associate Board Applications Now Open!

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Springfield Little Theatre (SLT) is seeking applicants to join the SLT Associate Board as it celebrates over 15 years of dedicated service. Comprised of 417’s finest young professionals (ages 22 – 40), the Associate Board passionately champions the theatre’s mission through active networking, volunteering, and fundraising initiatives. As enthusiastic liaisons to the young professional community, they foster meaningful connections and lead special events, enhancing support for Springfield Little Theatre’s efforts and ensuring its continued success in serving the local community.

Applications due by Friday, August 15, 2025.

APPLY NOW

SPRINGFIELD LITTLE THEATRE ASSOCIATE BOARD

THE MISSION:
The Springfield Little Theatre Associate Board is committed to developing community leaders to serve as ambassadors and liaisons for Springfield Little Theatre to the young professional community and to support the organization through volunteer, “friend-raising,” and fundraising efforts.
THE PURPOSE:
Springfield Little Theatre Associate Board strives to support and advocate for the mission of Springfield Little Theatre throughout the greater Ozarks community.
THE FOCUS:
The Springfield Little Theatre Associate Board members are dedicated to volunteering, fundraising, socializing, learning, networking, and “friendraising” for Springfield Little Theatre. They support the organization by sharing its mission, creating new ways to engage the community, coordinate, plan, and implement annual events, and have fun during the process.
THE MEMBERSHIP:
Springfield Little Theatre Associate Board Members are passionate, professional, successful young people who work to support the mission of Springfield Little Theatre and are passionate about sharing the benefits of the arts throughout the greater Springfield community.

ASSOCIATE BOARD EXPECTATIONS

  • Potential Associate Board members must submit an application for review and approval.
  • Each Associate Board member pays a $100 membership fee each year. This fee entitles members to two complimentary tickets to selected Springfield Little Theatre (SLT) productions, exclusive invitations to SLT events, and an SLT name tag.
  • Associate Board members are asked to attend scheduled Associate Board meetings (the first Monday of each month at 5:30 PM) as frequently as possible. (Full meeting schedule to be announced prior to August 15, 2025.)
  • Associate Board members may serve up to two three-year terms.
  • Associate Board members are asked to assist in the promoting of SLT shows and events, and work towards meeting sponsorship and donation goals as set forth each season.
  • Associate Board members are expected to invite young professionals to participate in Associate Board events as scheduled (ie. annual fundraising events, young professional “YoPro” events, etc.) (Full events schedule to be announced prior to August 15, 2025.)
  • Associate Board members are expected to be in attendance at Associate Board designated special events. (Full events schedule to be announced prior to August 15, 2025.)
  • Each Associate Board member will be invited to attend one SLT Board of Directors meeting each year (the fourth Monday of each month at 4:30 PM.)
  • Each Associate Board Member is asked to serve as a front-of-house volunteer (will call attendant, usher, ticket taker) for at least two SLT mainstage productions and two SLT Education Department productions at The Judy.

APPLY NOW

For additional information, please contact Springfield Little Theatre Associate Board Staff Liaison, Alex Scranton, at [email protected].

Springfield Little Theatre Announces 2025-2026 Board of Directors

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Springfield Little Theatre is proud to announce its 2025–2026 Board of Directors, a dynamic and community-driven group of leaders who will help guide the organization through SEASON 91 at the historic Landers Theatre.

Christine Temple, of Springfield Business Journal, will serve as this year’s Board President. Joining her on the Executive Committee are Seth Swafford of Palen Music Center as Vice President, John Davis of Forvis Mazars as Treasurer, Wade Shelton of APO Community Health Center as Secretary, and Emily Reese of Forvis Mazars as an Executive Member.

Returning board members include: Nancy Evans (Keller Williams), Meredith Roberts (AECI), Jennifer Russell (Great Southern Bank), Lauren Shantz (Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce), Syd Tippie (Federal Bureau of Prisons), Katie Tonarely (AFLAC), and Marissa Weaver (Volt Credit Union).

Springfield Little Theatre is also pleased to welcome several new members to the board this season: Gabby Catlin (Missouri State University), Layne Hunton (Throughline Architecture), Alec Martinez (Spencer Fane), Karen Shannon (HR Consultant), and Brandon Wall (Nabholz Construction).

Corey Kilburn of RoundTable Legal will serve as Immediate Past President. Additionally, Mark Gideon, former Springfield Public Schools educator, will represent The Guild of Springfield Little Theatre, and Kaleb Paterson, Central High School, will serve as the Associate Board President.

As the organization steps into a bold new chapter following its 90th EMERALD ANNIVERSARY SEASON, the Board of Directors is excited to launch a “10 to 100” Strategic Plan—aimed at strengthening the theatre’s long-term sustainability and impact as it looks ahead to its centennial celebration in 2034.

This season promises big stories, brighter lights, and unforgettable experiences. Highlights include beloved family musicals like ANNIE and Disney’s FROZEN, the thrilling regional premiere of COME FROM AWAY, and the chilling masterpiece SWEENEY TODD.

Season ticket packages and single tickets are on sale now at springfieldlittletheatre.org.

A Legacy in Letters: The Grand Finale of Springfield Little Theatre’s 90th Anniversary Season

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As Springfield Little Theatre’s landmark 90th EMERALD ANNIVERSARY SEASON comes to a close, we are proud to present one final curtain call—an extraordinary artistic tribute that brings our community’s shared history to life in a bold and unforgettable way.

Now on display in the lobby of the historic Landers Theatre, A Legacy in Letters by local artist Daniel Duff is more than a piece of art. It is a statement. A celebration. A reflection. And as of this week, it is available to the public through a special silent auction, with all proceeds benefiting Springfield Little Theatre’s Endowment Fund.

SILENT AUCTION

Commissioned as the grand finale of our 90th Season Celebration, this breathtaking, large-scale mosaic captures the image of The Landers Theatre in all its iconic splendor. But this is no ordinary portrait. Painted on solid wood and measuring 56” x 44”, A Legacy in Letters reveals, upon closer inspection, a mesmerizing composition built from 9,856 hand-painted letters. These letters are not random—each one spells out the chronological titles of shows Springfield Little Theatre has produced since its founding in 1934.

Every square inch of the piece reflects a piece of our story: nine decades of performances, thousands of artists, countless volunteers, and generations of audiences who have gathered beneath the lights of The Crown Jewel of the Ozarks.

The artist behind this stunning tribute, Daniel Duff, is a lifelong artist based in Springfield, Missouri. Duff is widely known for his acclaimed “Word Portraits” series—paintings that build upon the concept of visual closure, where small individual elements combine to form a cohesive image when viewed from a distance. In Duff’s case, these elements are tiny hand-painted letters. He begins by dividing his canvas into a grid of thousands of small squares, each filled with a carefully chosen color and overlaid with a letter. These letters form words, phrases, and in the case of A Legacy in Letters, the collective memory of Springfield Little Theatre’s entire production history.

Duff describes his work as paintings “in their own words,” a philosophy that shines through in this piece more clearly than ever. The form and content are one and the same. The Landers Theatre is not just depicted—it is composed of the stories it has told.

Daniel and his wife Mary are proud supporters of Springfield Little Theatre, and we are deeply honored to partner with them on this historic commission. This piece will serve not only as a powerful visual centerpiece but as a tangible reminder of the incredible journey we’ve taken as an organization—and a community—over the past 90 years.

SILENT AUCTION

Silent Auction Now Open!

A Legacy in Letters is now available through silent auction, with all proceeds directly supporting the Springfield Little Theatre Endowment Fund. Your bid is not just a chance to own a one-of-a-kind piece of art—it is a meaningful investment in the future of our organization. Your support helps ensure that the legacy of live theatre at the Landers Theatre continues for generations to come.

The original piece will remain on display in the lobby of the Landers Theatre through the end of the bidding period, July 1, 2025. In addition to the original, high-quality prints of the artwork will be available for purchase both in the Landers Theatre Boutique and online.

PURCHASE PRINTS

A Work of Art. A Piece of History. A Legacy You Can Own.

We invite you to come view this exceptional piece in person and consider placing a bid in support of Springfield Little Theatre’s next 90 years. This is more than an auction—it is an opportunity to be part of our story.

Let’s celebrate the past, support the future, and honor the legacy—letter by letter.

Springfield Little Theatre Announces Season 91 at the historic Landers Theatre

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Fresh off the excitement and acclaim of its celebratory 90th EMERALD ANNIVERSARY SEASON, Springfield Little Theatre proudly announces the lineup for its highly anticipated SEASON 91. With brighter lights, bolder stories, and a bigger season than ever before, audiences are invited to experience a spectacular year of unforgettable storytelling and theatrical magic at the beautiful historic Landers Theatre. SEASON 91 will feature a dynamic blend of beloved classics, side-splitting comedies, powerful true stories, and vibrant family adventures.

ANNIE: September 12 – 28, 2025
A heartwarming, high-energy classic bursting with optimism, catchy tunes and unforgettable characters

NOISES OFF: October 17 – 26, 2025
A hilarious, hyper-speed romp of a love letter to the inevitable chaos of putting on a play 

DISNEY’S FROZEN: November 21 – December 7, 2025
A SPRINGFIELD LITTLE THEATRE PREMIERE
A breath-taking spectacle championing luscious storytelling designed to dazzle theatre-goers of all ages 

COME FROM AWAY: January 30 – February 15, 2026
A SPRINGFIELD LITTLE THEATRE PREMIERE
A moving testament to the power of community and goodness in the face of tragedy, illuminating true stories of generosity and resilience 

SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET: March 13 – 29, 2026
A theatrical feast as sinister as it is sensational, served with razor-sharp wit and chilling melodies

SEUSSICAL THE MUSICAL: April 17 – 26, 2026
A celebration of the notorious works of Dr. Seuss and the boundless potential of unbridled imagination 

ANYTHING GOES: June 12–21, 2026
A toe-tapping triumph of a big, brassy, Broadway musical 

Emerald Level Sustaining Memberships and Patron Memberships will go on sale May 19, 2025, with Season Subscriptions available starting June 9, 2025. Single tickets for all Season 91 productions will be available beginning July 8, 2025, at 12:00 PM CST.

The David DuMortier Scholarship Fund

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The David DuMoriter Scholarship Fund honors the legacy of David DuMoriter. David attended Missouri State University (formerly SMSU) and later transferred to The American Musical and Dramatic Academy (A.M.D.A.) in New York City. During his time in Springfield, MO, he was a passionate contributor to Springfield Little Theatre throughout the 1990s in productions such as GUYS AND DOLLS and SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN. Professionally David performed in the famed Radio City Christmas Spectacular for 7 years and did a variety of professional stage performances, including CATS, DAMN YANKEES, and CIRQUE INGENIEUX. Later, he was a makeup artist for TV shows such as SWAT, Criminal Minds, and Dance Moms, and films including BABYLON, EMANCIPATION, and most recently, the Netflix original series REBEL MOON. David’s successful career in make-up artistry and his membership in ISTE reflect his dedication to the arts. He worked from coast to coast on countless television programs and films.

This scholarship fund, established in his memory, supports students in the Springfield Little Theatre Education program by helping to offset the costs of classes in acting, voice, dance, and production design.

DONATE NOW

To donate by check, please make check payable to Springfield Little Theatre and include “David DuMortier Scholarship” in the subject line and mail to:

Springfield Little Theatre
311 E. Walnut Street
Springfield, MO 65806

The Addams Family Young@Part Edition – Cast List

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Congratulations to the cast of THE ADDAMS FAMILY YOUNG@PART EDITION!

We were inspired by your excitement, bravery, and passion for this project yesterday and we could not be more excited to be on this journey with each one of you! The show dates are “Just Around The Corner” and we are ready to get to work!

Congratulations!

-Ms. Laura, Ms. Madelyn, Ms. Kris, Ms. Hayden, Mr. Kaleb, and Ms. Hannah

Cast List

**denotes a cast member whose name appears more than once

Gomez Addams – Jacob Putman

Morticia Addams – Ella Williams

Uncle Fester – Zeke Roberts

Grandma – Sophia Stricklin

Wednesday Addams – Max Duffy

Pugsley Addams – Caedmon Wilcox

Lurch – Tytus Dorsey

Mal Beineke – Marten Heij

Alice Beineke – Gracie Sappington

Lucas Beineke – Daniel Gimlin

Thing – Kion Long**

Cousin Itt – Charlie Teague**

Conquistador Ancestor – Garrett Gee**

Ancestor – Maggie Chilton**

Grim Reaper – Theo Mann**

Ancestor Bride – Charlee Smith**

The Moon – Ava Bartlett**

When You’re an Addams Soloists: Lola M. Rivera**, Karter Price**

When You’re an Addams Duet: Mary Rogers**, Callie Day**

One Normal Night Soloists: Addie Fleming**, Olivia Hayden**, Tatum Kassinger**, Ava Bartlett**, Annen Risley**

Death is Just Around the Corner Soloists: Blue Tillette**, Gabriella Wise**, Maggie Chilton**, Liv Mowris**

Crazier Than You Soloists: Eli Oster**, Eli Roberts**, Hendrix Cloud**, Emily Stine**, Kinsley Hillis**, Emma Kerr**

1920s Ancestors/Fester’s Ancestors –

Emily Stine**

Charlie Teague**

Callie Day**

Hendrix Cloud**

Ava Bartlett**

Liv Mowris**

Eli Oster**

Kion Long**

Kinsley Hillis**

Maggie Chilton**

Emma Kerr**

Eli Roberts**

Adalee Roberson

Tatum Kassinger**

Annen Risley**

Karter Price**

Addie Fleming**

Emersyn Jewel Wilkinson

Lorali Snodgrass

Gemma Garrity

Sloan Gregory

Celine Chalifoux

Nora Day

1950s Ancestors/Morticia’s Ancestors –

Olivia Holloway

Gabriella Wise**

Blue Tillette**

Ash Mitchell

Mary Rogers**

Charlee Smith**

Lila Urich

Addi Roberts

Esther LaBrie

Theo Mann**

Mia Rockefeller

1940s Ancestors/Gomez’s Ancestors –

Lola M. Rivera

Elizabeth Holloway

Kori King

Ryalan Bell

Alayna Ryan

Faye Martin

McKenna Dawson

Minnie Cutter

Simone Duran

Coen Montgomery

Garrett Gee**

Kaitlyn Baldwin

Esther Hahn

Finn Immekus

1500s Ancestors/Pugsley’s Ancestors –

Haylee Reppe

Snap Pegram Williams

Piper Wolfskill

Milana Kubla

Evelyn Still

Brylee Stranckmeyer

Harper White

Theron Needham

Kaylee Yoast

Irah Levasseur Cromwell

Elsa Holtmann

Olivia Hayden**

Emma Hawkins

Keller Cardwell

Eva Guffey

Kobe Hunt

Wizard of Oz Cast List

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Thank you to everyone who auditioned for The Wizard of Oz! There are many factors that go into casting and we appreciate you volunteering your time this week. Our first cast meeting will be Monday, July 15 at 7pm at The Judy (237 S. Florence). We will post additional information about the first rehearsal in the Facebook group “SLT’s The Wizard of Oz 2024.” Please request to join this group as it will serve as our online callboard for the production. If you are not on the list, please consider auditioning for an upcoming show or signing up for a class. There is a place for everyone at SLT!

Beth Domann, Josh Inmon, and Clayton Avery 

Dorothy Gale – Betsy Cybulski and Charley Wasson

(Dorothy performances will be assigned at Monday’s rehearsal)

Aunt Em – Nikki Boler

Glinda – Hayden Gish Collins

Uncle Henry – Billy Gowers

Emerald City Guard – Robert Reed

Zeke/Cowardly Lion – Avery James Serafini

Hickory/Tinman – Jonathan Robertson

Hunk/Scarecrow – Cody Guinn

Miss Gulch/Wicked Witch – Jennifer Eiffert

Professor Marvel/The Wizard of Oz – Mark Gideon

Crows

Jameson Blair, Silas Blum, Owen Micah James Cave, Daniel Gimlin, Caleb Mooney

Trees

Madeline Baum, Sophia Birmingham, Megan Bone, Zoe Guidry, Katie Orr

Vocal Choir

Sophia Birmingham, Megan Bone, Zoe Guidry, Janaya Johnson, Niko Martinez, Katie Orr, Julia Owings, Jordan Stammers

Winkie General – Ben Hernandez

Munchkins

(Munchkin roles and solos will be assigned from this list at Munchkin music rehearsals)

Kelton Bailey, Ava Bartlett, Morgan Baum, Ella Boyd, Dylan Bullock, Maggie Chilton, Barrett Cook, Makenzie Derrick, Thatcher Dingus, Max Duffy, Isabel Farrar, Maryn Gowers, Olivia Harris, Violet Hill, Kinsley Hillis, Janaya Johnson, Kyrie Leininger, Ryder Malarkey, Luna Mesick, Nora Mueller, Daisy Patterson, Paisley Pleinis, Emilia Riccomini, Eli Roberts, Allison Robertson, Clayton Robertson, Rose Walley

Ensemble

(Ozians, Poppies, Featured Dancers, Jitterbugs, Flying Monkeys, etc. will be assigned from this list on Monday) 

Madelyn Baum-Bogowith, Morgan Baum, Kender Belt, Sophia Birmingham, Jameson Blair, Silas Blum, Megan Bone, Owen Micah James Cave, Stephanie Derrick, Max Duffy, Joseph Galetti, Daniel Gimlin, Zoe Guidry, Hailey Hakan, Heather Haloupek, Olivia Harris, Ben Hernandez, Avrey Hurshman, Janaya Johnson, Brett Johnston, Ashley Kallenberger, Erik Kiser, Kyrie Leininger, Colton Lightner, McKenna Mackey, Niko Martinez, Caleb Mooney, Robert Moritz, Laura Norman, Katie Orr, Julia Owings, Jonathan Parker, Regan Reed, Emilia Riccomini, Eli Roberts, Allison Robertson, Lola Jane Sallie, Zack Schrock, Jordan Stammers, Madeline Swope, Erin Tantone, Charlie Teague, Bob Uthoff, Gabriella Wise

Understudies

  • For Glinda – Megan Bone
  • For Zeke/Cowardly Lion – Joseph Galetti
  • For Hickory/Tinman – Brett Johnston
  • For Hunk/Scarecrow – Owen Micah James Cave

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