“Hook” in Concert

Steven Spielberg’s beloved epic Hook celebrates its 35th anniversary with a spectacular film-to-concert presentation backed by the Las Vegas Philharmonic. The 65-piece orchestra will bring John Williams’ iconic score to life, performed in sync with the full movie on the big screen, delivering an unforgettable experience for audiences of all ages.

Released in 1991, Hook became a global box office success, grossing over $300 million worldwide and earning five Academy Award nominations. Starring Robin Williams as an adult Peter Pan — now Peter Banning, a workaholic lawyer who has forgotten his past life in Neverland — the film follows his daring return to rescue his children from Captain Hook (Dustin Hoffman) and rediscover the magic of who he truly is.

Originally envisioned as a musical, the film features two John Williams-penned songs: “We Don’t Want to Grow Up” and the Oscar-nominated “When You’re Alone.” Williams’ lush, imaginative score — widely regarded as one of his finest — earned two Grammy nominations and the BMI Film Music Award. Beloved across generations, Hook has become a timeless classic. In concert, its rich musical landscape and heartfelt storytelling combine to transport audiences back to Neverland, blending nostalgia and spectacle in one magical celebration.

Original movie cast members will not appear at this show.

Attendees Under 18: Children aged 5 and up with a ticket can attend performances at The Smith Center. All patrons must have their own ticket, regardless of age. Patrons aged 16 or older may attend the performance without an accompanying adult with their parent’s or guardian’s permission.