Get ready to make an escape to ten incredible destinations at The Smith Center with the Broadway Las Vegas® series. The current season shows beloved Broadway classics, new hit musicals, Tony winning productions and shows you can share with the whole family! Each performance will take you on a spectacular journey – from the depths of the sea to the village of Whoville, from the Israeli desert to Caribbean isles. As a Broadway Las Vegas® subscriber, you have the flexibility to customize your series with 7 to 10 performances.
When you choose the 10 series option, you get 10 shows for the price of 9. It’s like getting one show for free. Series pricing varies based on show demand and seating, but can range from a seven show series from $203- $998 or a 10-show series from $296-$1245.
If you are a fan of live theater, it’s a great excuse to get out of the house and also makes a great date night! My husband and I had season tickets years ago, I believe in Section C or D in the balcony. Honestly, the seats were really good and the shows were very affordable. We had a couple shows we couldn’t get to, and it was easy to sell them or give them away. If you aren’t up for 7-10 shows, just check out the shows you want.
This current season’s schedule is just about up, but here is what’s left:
- Once on this Island- March 10-15th
- Mean Girls- April 14th-19th
- The Band’s Visit- June 23rd-28th
Once on this Island is the Winner of the 2018 TONY AWARD FOR BEST REVIVAL OF A MUSICAL. Tickets are running $30 and up and you can get them here. All dates have shows at 7:30 pm and a 2pm matinee on Saturday and Sunday as well.
Tickets for Mean Girls run $40 and up, and are on sale now. See the link or call the box office for tickets. MEAN GIRLS is recommended for ages 10 and older. All patrons must have a ticket, regardless of age. No babes in arms. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Dates are April 14-19th, shows at 7:30 pm and a 2pm matinee on Saturday and Sunday as well.
THE BAND’S VISIT rejoices in the way music brings us to life, brings us to laughter, brings us to tears, and ultimately, brings us together. Tickets for this show start at $30 and go up from there. Get your tickets at the link. All dates have shows at 7:30 pm and a 2pm matinee on Saturday and Sunday.
Single tickets typically start between $30 and $55 or so, depending on the show and demand for it. I highly recommend The Book of Mormon and Wicked, even my husband enjoyed those shows. But they can sell out very quickly, so keep your eyes peeled for ticket sale dates.
Tickets for the 2020/2021 Broadway Las Vegas Series will soon be on sale. The shows on this list are phenomenal! If you are interested in tickets for a few of these great shows, you can guarantee your seats by grabbing season tickets. You can head to their website and register your interest in season tickets so you are contacted with dates that season tickets will be available to the public. Show links below can give you more info such as minimum recommended age, etc.
My Fair Lady– July 28- August 2
Hamilton– September 10- October 11
A Christmas Story, the Musical– November 24-29
Ain’t Too Proud– January 5-10
Hadestown– January 26-31
The Cher Show– March 9-14
Tootsie– March 30- April 4
Disney’s Frozen– April 28-May 9
To Kill a Mockingbird– June 15-20
If you would like to see many of these shows and are thinking about season tickets, you can reserve priority access here for a $100 deposit and be notified to choose your seats before the general public.
The Smith Center has tons of events and concerts going on, check out this post about Upcoming Smith Center events to keep up to date on all the great things happening there.
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