Biography
Bugs Bunny At The Symphony (BBATS) is a celebrated live-film concert experience that pairs 16 Looney Tunes shorts with a live symphony orchestra performing the original scores. The concept blends timeless animation with orchestral collaboration, delivering a lively, family-friendly show executed by a team led by conductor and producer George Daugherty, who earned a Primetime Emmy Award in 1996 for Peter and the Wolf as executive producer. Since its inception in 1990, BBATS has entertained audiences on Broadway, in Los Angeles, Sydney, and across global tours, making it a staple for fans of both animation and orchestral music.
Discography Highlights
Key performer-centered releases include "Bugs Bunny at the Symphony" (2010, WaterTower Music) and the original Broadway recording "Bugs Bunny on Broadway" (1991, Warner Records). These recordings capture the playful energy and musical storytelling that define BBATS live performances.
Upcoming Tour
BBATS is touring North America in 2025 with stops in Nashville, Hollywood Bowl, Las Vegas, Seattle, Pittsburgh, Carmel, and Springfield. European dates follow in 2026, with Milano and Paris shows. For each city, you’ll find venue details and available seating to help you secure your seats without hassle. The show generally features a full symphony performing live to the film, with audience members treated to the unmistakable charisma of Bugs Bunny and friends.
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