Florissant Civic Center Theatre offers a wide variety of professionally staged productions including the St. Louis Family Theatre Series, Florissant Fine Arts Council events and concerts.

The Hughes Brothers Theatre (formerly the Roy Clark Celebrity Theatre) was built in 1985. It was the first theatre owned by a nationally known star. Today we feature two shows: From January through October see "it" and in November and December see the Hughes Brothers Christmas Show. There is also a special New Year's Eve show - it Celebrates the New Year.

it - where more than 50 amazing singers, dancers, and musicians combine their astonishing scope of talent to create Branson's Ultimate Entertainment Experience. From January through October, see it...hear it...feel it...love it!

In November and December, the Hughes Brothers and their families transport you to a Christmas wonderland filled with the season's best harmonies, festive surprises, and treasured family traditions. The Hughes Brothers Christmas Show is a triumph of everything you want to feel at Christmas time.

Add a meal and dine in the theatre before the show. The theatre seats 1,200, including dinner-theatre (table top) seating. The Hughes Brothers Theatre is adjacent to the Lodge of the Ozarks and located on Route 76.

Professional stage productions in the renovated, circa 1889 Royal Theatre. The season runs June-December. See our website for schedules. Theatre tours are available by appointment.

Throughout the year The Mansion books special guests, celebrities and star performers. The Mansion is a 3,000 seat, state-of-the-art entertainment venue with high quality sound and lighting. The stage is backed by a full multimedia, 60-foot by 20-foot projection screen. The lobby contains a gift shop and a full service concession stand. The Mansion is a performing arts complex integrated with a recording studio and an HD video production truck. For up-to-the-date information visit our Web site for details, schedules and tickets.

The Muny in St. Louis, one of America's oldest (93 seasons) and largest outdoor musical theatres, offers seven professionally-mounted Broadway musicals each season. The Muny presents its shows in an outdoor setting, framed by the majestic oaks of Forest Park. There is seating for 11,000, including 1,500 free seats which are offered on a first-come-first-served basis nightly.

Wheelchair-accessible seating and assistance are available. Monday evening performances are interpreted for the hearing impaired. Assisted listening devices are available nightly, free of charge. The visually impaired can enjoy audio-described performances each Monday.

Free parking is available. Discounts are available for groups of 20 or more, with backstage tours and on-site dining options.

Located in Forest Park, less than one mile from the St. Louis Zoo, the Missouri History Museum and the St. Louis Art Museum. See our website for schedules.

Tickets: $10-$68; season tickets are available.