See Hear Do: April 30-May 5

David Sedaris, America’s best-selling humorist and social satirist, returns following the publication of his most recent book of short stories, Happy Go Lucky, and his first ever children’s book, Pretty Ugly. In his customary sartorial and humorous manner, David will make you laugh and think in equal measures, with all new, unpublished stories and commentary. As always, the reading will be accompanied by a pre and post-show book signing.

An operatic version of the children’s literary classic, Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, based on scenes from operas by W.A. Mozart, G. Donizetti, J. Offenbach, and G.B. Pergolesi.

Stepping into a new and unknown world, Pinocchio is deceived by Wolf and Cat and persuaded to disobey his father by skipping school in order to meet Dr. Dulcamara, a loathsome puppeteer. Realizing the puppet’s value, Dulcamara holds Pinocchio captive, intending to have him perform with his miraculous mechanical doll, Olympia. Puppet and doll become friends, and when Dulcamara breaks Olympia in a fit of rage, Pinocchio runs home to admit his disobedience and ask his father’s forgiveness. Accompanied by a policeman (and an optional chorus of children-police), Pinocchio and his dad lead the authorities to Wolf, Cat and Dulcamara, and the bad guys are run out of town. As Pinocchio resolves to always tell the truth and share his problems with trusted grownups, he and his father head home to repair Olympia and begin life anew as a family of three.

Times, dates, and library locations vary. Check the official website for more information.

Rainbow Company Youth Theatre presents "Peter and the Starcatcher", written by Rick Elice with music by Wayne Barker and directed by Robert Acosta and J.R. Coley.

The Tony Award-winning play upends the century-old story of how a miserable orphan becomes the boy who would not grow up, better known as Peter Pan. The story explores themes of greed, despair, friendship, duty and love. A young orphan and his companions are sent from Victorian England to a distant island ruled by the evil King Zarboff. During the voyage, the boys encounter Molly, a precocious young girl training to become a starcatcher. When pirates led by the fearsome Black Stache seize the ship, the journey turns into a fast-paced and thrilling adventure.

This concert presented by Vegas City Opera brings together world-class voices for unforgettable performances.

From the glittering lights of Broadway to the grandeur of Carnegie Hall, this one-night-only concert brings together world-class voices for an unforgettable night of show-stopping performances.

The best of Broadway blockbuster, off-Broadway gems and international showstoppers, all served with a dash of drama and a wink of intrigue.

Don your mask, bring a blanket or low-backed chair, follow the music and discover the music of the night.

Explore the songs of Asia and the Pacific Islands where the voices of the eastern cultures meet the western art of opera.

This delightful performance will feature talented musicians from the Asian American Pacific Islander community in Las Vegas. Each performer will sing in their native language, expressing the unique musical beauty of their respective motherland while being unified by their common pursuit of musical careers in the United States.

Join artists from The Metropolitan Opera, Los Angeles Opera and Opera Las Vegas as they present Puccini’s Opera Madama Butterfly.

Taking Place in Japan, the opera is a tale about an American Naval Officer and a young Japanese Geisha that will take you through love, betrayal, and heartbreak. Supertitles in English.

Times, dates, and library locations vary. Check the official website for more information.