Neither the Las Vegas nor the Reno Philharmonic can go a season without one work that showcases a movie, such as Psycho, or soundtrack composer, like Danny Elfman, and these shows match the visual media to a live performance of the corresponding music.

This year, the Las Vegas Phil has gone Looney. And by that, I mean Looney Tunes, which is celebrating its 85th anniversary. The show, September 27, is called Bugs Bunny at the Symphony, and it will feature 16 Looney Tunes cartoons while their music — originally composed by Carl Stalling and conducted here by George Daugherty — is played by the Phil.

Created & Produced by George Daugherty and David Ka Lik Wong, the show is a great opportunity to introduce children to the majesty of a live orchestra.