Go behind the scenes of Little Shop of Horrors as High Tide Theatrical enters tech week, the demanding final stretch where lighting, sound, costumes, props, transitions, and backstage communication come together before opening night.
College Night at High Tide Theatrical offers discounted student tickets, a lively audience experience, and a post-show talkback with the cast and creative team. Learn how this initiative makes theatre more accessible while building the next generation of audiences.
Where does a $25 theatre ticket actually go? At High Tide, each ticket supports far more than what you see on stage—from licensing and production staff to the materials and infrastructure that make live theatre possible. This breakdown offers a transparent look at the real cost of producing a show and why every ticket matters.
At High Tide Theatrical, choosing a season starts with a simple but essential question: Can this story live in our space? From there, we consider our community, our mission, and the stories Springfield needs most right now. Every production is a balance of creativity, logistics, and intention—resulting in seasons that are not only entertaining, but deeply meaningful.
High Tide Theatrical believes representation in theatre matters. In this blog, Imari explores how inclusive storytelling challenges harmful narratives, broadens empathy, and allows audiences to see the full spectrum of human experience reflected on stage.
A walk through downtown Springfield prompts cast member Ben Isaacs to reflect on community, violence, and belonging — and what The Laramie Project asks us to confront in our own city.
