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Oh the excitement of Opening Night! Wine, champagne and soft drinks are served pre-show, and dessert and coffee are offered at intermission. Opening Night tickets are $25 for the summer musical and $20 for all other performances. Join the fun!
(For a minimal add-on fee, Flex Pass Patrons as well as Wednesday and Second Thursday Same Seat Subscribers can attend an Opening Night performance. Call the Box Office at 479-783-2966 (extn. 2) to arrange for this special upgrade.)
FSLT is thankful to be named as a finalist for Best Non-Profit AND Best Local Event in the 2025 Times Record Community Choice contest. We also won Bronze for Best Indoor Entertainment in the Democrat Gazette’s Best in the River Valley contest. Thank you for your votes!
A local publication, Do South Magazine, published an interesting article in June 2024 which provides an overview of our community theatre. For your reading pleasure, click here.
We are so grateful for the continued support of Do South and other members of the media!
The gift of great entertainment is the perfect present! Gift certificates may be purchased in any denomination, or Season Passes may be purchased as a gift. Click to learn more.
We are pleased to introduce the talented volunteers who have been chosen to direct productions in Season 2026. These are the folks who will make us laugh, cry, think, sing, and enjoy the world of live theatre. Click here to learn more about the productions that will entertain you throughout the year, and purchase a season package here.
FSLT is saddened to report the death of our long-time friend, Bill Engles. Bill proudly proclaimed that he was our community theatre’s oldest and longest patron. Even at 98 years of age, he sat in “his” front row seat for every performance, and he claimed to have attended FSLT’s first performance in 1947.
Through the years, Bill supported our non-profit in ways big and small. He advertised his business in our program ads, bought extra tickets to hand out to friends, and contributed consistently to our Annual Fund. But he’s probably best known for purchasing a “Dark Night” private performance