By Debbie Hall Everyone is invited to experience a powerful season finale as the Las Vegas Philharmonic closes out its 27th season at The Smith Center on May 9 with an evening of bold, evocative music. Audiences will be transported by Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, alongside a compelling work by Las Vegas composer Kevin Day, all led by Music Director Designate Rei Hotoda. It's a night where classical brilliance meets local creativity—an inspiring reflection of the ci

“This is where Tuesday finds its voice…
and trust me, it’s not whispering.” By L.A. Walker Writer | Creative Producer and Co-creator, Which One? Song Versions Experience At The Composers Room Showlounge and Restaurant, Damian Costa’s vision of classic Vegas energy comes alive—every other week—through Julian Miranda’s Unplugged Vocal Jam. Drawing on a career that includes sharing stages with icons such as Enrique Iglesias, Jessica Simpson, Teena Marie, Taylor Dayne, and Ray Ch

By Erik Engman Author, Clown and Improvisation Teacher, Theatre Critic EatMoreArtVegas.com IG: ErikReviewsVegas Two countries. Country X and Country Y. Intertwined and yet separate. This is the setting for the wonderful and intriguing play Passage by Christopher Chen, a fantasia inspired by E.M. Forster’s A Passage to India , presented as a joint production from Nevada Conservatory Theatre and A Public Fit Theatre Company on the UNLV campus. We are brought into a world whe

The concert at The Smith Center celebrates Barbra Streisand through interpretations that appeal to Broadway, jazz, and Streisand fans. By Debbie Hall Las Vegas audiences can expect an evening of intimacy, intelligence, and vocal finesse as Tony Award®–nominated Broadway performer Melissa Errico brings her latest concert experience, The Streisand Effect , to Myron’s at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts on March 28. Timed with the release of her new album, I Can Drea

Art, Fashion, and Immersive Fun Collide By Debbie Hall Barbie isn’t just back—she’s everywhere, and Las Vegas is fully embracing the pink. From a fashion-forward book about Barbie to a playful, immersive pop-up at AREA15, Barbie’s cultural legacy is on full display this December. Join in celebrating her influence and feel part of a vibrant community embracing creativity and self-expression. First released on Mar. 9, 1959, at the American Toy Fair in New York City, Barbie has

By Debbie Hall Delta Academy’s Rock Academy of Performing Arts (RAPA) is turning up the volume this fall with a free, high-energy concert at Downtown Container Park on Thursday, Nov. 6, from 5–7 p.m. The public is invited to enjoy an evening of live rock music while supporting some of Las Vegas’ most promising young musicians as they showcase their passion and talent in one of downtown’s most vibrant open-air venues. The performance will feature RAPA’s Resident Band, made up

By Debbie Hall In a city known for spectacle, few experiences feel as authentically Las Vegas as hearing our own Las Vegas Philharmonic fill Reynolds Hall with live symphonic sound. From Broadway to jazz, from Bach to Bernstein, this orchestra has become a touchstone for how the arts thrive beyond the Strip—connecting the city’s creative heartbeat to the world’s great musical traditions. Now entering its 27th season , the Philharmonic continues to grow as both a cultural an