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Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center
Peter Pan, a treasured Broadway show, combines over a century of history, timeless childlike wonder, and modern novelty at Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. Join the fun on Wednesday 23rd April 2025 for an memorable production from a dazzling cast and crew. Connect with your inner child and journey to Neverland and beyond.
Peter Pan, a classic Broadway musical, arrives at Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center on Wednesday 23rd April 2025 to enamor local audiences with a timeless performance. A talented cast introduces you to well-known characters, putting a quirky touch on comfortingly familiar roles. This must-see part of the spring lineup will transport you to fairytale settings while stoking veritable sentimentality.
This Broadway show follows the Darling family’s children – John, Wendy, and Micheal – as they get ready for bedtime with imaginative play and storytelling. When the children are in bed, a playful Peter Pan sneaks in, seeking his lost shadow. The children see him, and after introductions, decide to travel to Neverland where they face off with the notorious pirate Captain Hook.
This Peter Pan soiree was a collaboration by various creators, including Moose Charlap, Carolyn Leigh, Jule Styne, Trude Rittmann, and Betty Comden. They based the musical on the original Peter Pan play that drew crowds in 1904, 50 years before this particular rendition’s Broadway debut. Get your tickets today for $82 if you’re ready to enrich your kids’ childhoods and recreate your own this April.
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Broadway composer Moose Charlap collaborated with lyricist Carolyn Leigh to launch Peter Pan with new songs and a touching plot that countless Americans have come to love. Peter Pan’s cast boldly introduces themes of childhood hopes and fears about growing up.
Perhaps you have already seen a version of Peter Pan but have yet to experience it with your children. Come down – Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, is ready to go. Secure your tickets starting at $82 to make Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center’s production of this Broadway show a well-loved memory and stay forever young for April.
You’ll enjoy three acts spanning two and a half hours with a short intermission in the upcoming production.
There's Wendy, John, and youngest Micheal as they become acquainted with Peter Pan and his cheeky sidekick Tinkerbell. They assist Peter in finding and reattaching his shadow before flying to Neverland. They follow Peter and Tinkerbell to Neverland, traveling to the “second star to the right… and straight on ‘til morning”
The Lost Boys, a cheeky group of forgotten children who refuse to grow up. They inform Peter about Hooks' devilish pirate crew. The group share songs, games, and imaginative play for a few days, but Captain Hook abducts Tiger Lily, enticing the Darlings, Peter Pan, and the Lost Boys to his ship to attempt a rescue.
Will the children save Tiger Lily and defeat the wiley pirates? Shall the Lost Boys remain children forever or return home? Find out when you watch this unforgettable Broadway show this April that lovingly raises growing-up topics alongside adventure.
The 1904 original play that inspired the musical rendition plunged into complicated themes of boring adult responsibilities versus imaginative childhood dreams. The musical plays out with similar elements while adding enchantment and modern flair.
Iconic actress Mary Martin’s leading performance lends to the plays widespread success. Her gender-bending role as Peter Pan was a testament to progress at the time. The show continued claiming Tonys and a Drama Desk award for over a decade. The 1960 film recording would also enshrine the story and bring the musical to home televisions.
Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, , US