Grab your pixie dust, Las Vegas! Steven Spielberg’s beloved adventure Hook is celebrating its 35th anniversary in the most magical way possible: with a full orchestra bringing John Williams’ unforgettable score to life on stage. The Smith Center for the Performing Arts will present “Hook” in Concert at Reynolds Hall on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at 7:30 p.m.
A 65-piece Las Vegas Philharmonic will perform Williams’ iconic score in perfect sync with the complete film projected on the big screen — from the soaring “We Don’t Want to Grow Up” to the Oscar-nominated “When You’re Alone.” Released in 1991, Hook turned Peter Pan’s tale into a global phenomenon: Robin Williams as the grown-up Peter Banning, Dustin Hoffman as the fearsome Captain Hook, more than $300 million at the worldwide box office and five Academy Award nominations.
It’s a perfect family night out: audiences of all ages can rediscover Neverland together (children ages 5 and up are welcome with their own ticket). Tickets start at $49 through TheSmithCenter.com or the box office at 702-749-2000. Reynolds Hall sits at 361 Symphony Park Ave. in downtown Las Vegas, surrounded by plentiful parking.
Photo: Harrison Keely / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0) — interior of Reynolds Hall at The Smith Center.
