The Smith Center for the Performing Arts

Broadway, Concerts, Ballet, and Performing Arts in Downtown Las Vegas

The Smith Center for the Performing Arts is a cultural campus at 361 Symphony Park Avenue in Downtown Las Vegas. It presents Broadway productions, concerts, ballet, orchestral music, jazz, comedy, family programming, educational events, and other performing arts.

The campus contains three distinct performance spaces: Reynolds Hall, Myron’s at The Smith Center, and Troesh Studio Theater. Each serves a different type and scale of performance, so visitors should confirm the theater named on their ticket before arriving.

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Performance Spaces | Tickets and Events | Parking and Arrival | Accessibility | Private Events | FAQs

Reynolds Hall, Myron’s, and Troesh Studio Theater

Reynolds Hall is the campus’s largest theater and presents Broadway, music, dance, orchestral performances, and other major productions. Its horseshoe-shaped auditorium includes orchestra seating and multiple balcony levels.

Myron’s at The Smith Center is an intimate cabaret-style music venue in Boman Pavilion with table seating and food and beverage service during performances. Troesh Studio Theater is a flexible performance space used for smaller theatrical, musical, comedy, family, educational, and community programs.

The Las Vegas Philharmonic and Nevada Ballet Theatre are resident companies of The Smith Center and present performances on the campus.

Tickets, Seating, and Event Information

Performances throughout The Smith Center use different theaters, seating arrangements, admission conditions, age guidance, and event procedures. Attendees should use the ticket and event information for their specific production rather than assume that another Smith Center performance uses the same arrangements.

The Smith Center operates its own ticketing service and box office. Late admission can depend on the artist or production, so attendees should plan to arrive before the scheduled performance begins.

Parking and Arrival

City of Las Vegas parking garages serve The Smith Center and the surrounding Symphony Park area. Valet parking is also available for selected Reynolds Hall performances. Parking availability, rates, prepaid options, and event operations can change, so visitors should review current Smith Center parking information before attending.

Rideshare and passenger drop-off options are available around the campus. The most useful arrival point can depend on the theater, mobility needs, and event operations.

Accessibility Services

The Smith Center provides accessible parking and accessible seating, including wheelchair and mobility-assisted seating. Accessibility services can also include assisted-listening devices, captioning, audio description, American Sign Language interpretation, and other accommodations depending on the performance.

Visitors who need a particular accessible seating location, communication service, mobility arrangement, or other accommodation should contact The Smith Center when arranging tickets because availability and advance-notice requirements can differ by service and production.

Private Events and Venue Use

The Smith Center also accommodates private events, meetings, receptions, weddings, performances, and other organized gatherings. Reynolds Hall, Myron’s, Troesh Studio Theater, lobby areas, and other eligible campus spaces offer different settings and event capabilities.

Available rooms, layouts, catering, production support, technical services, and other arrangements depend on the proposed event and selected space.

FAQs

Are Reynolds Hall, Myron’s, and Troesh Studio Theater the same venue?
No. They are three distinct performance spaces within The Smith Center campus. Tickets should identify the theater used for the specific performance.

What kinds of performances take place at The Smith Center?
Programming includes Broadway, concerts, ballet, orchestral music, jazz, comedy, family entertainment, educational programs, and other performing arts.

Are the Las Vegas Philharmonic and Nevada Ballet Theatre based at The Smith Center?
They are resident companies of The Smith Center and present performances on the campus.

Is accessible seating available?
Yes. The Smith Center provides accessible seating and related accessibility services, although specific locations and accommodations can depend on the theater and production.

Can The Smith Center host private events?
Yes. The campus accommodates private events, meetings, weddings, receptions, performances, and other organized gatherings in eligible spaces.