Bugs Bunny at the Symphony

Bugs Bunny at the Symphony is a concert film that brings classic Looney Tunes cartoons to life with a live orchestra. The film showcases beloved characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Elmer Fudd as they interact with famous classical music pieces. Conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas, the concert features animated shorts meticulously synchronized with the live orchestral performances, offering a unique blend of animation and classical music for audiences of all ages.

Bugs Bunny at the Symphony was generally well-received, celebrated for its innovative concept of merging iconic animation with live classical music. Critics and audiences alike praised the high-quality animation, the vibrant orchestral performances, and the engaging presentation that appealed to both children and adults. It was seen as a successful effort to introduce classical music to a younger generation through the universally loved characters of Looney Tunes.

• Praised for its charming fusion of classic animation and live orchestral performance.

• Recognized as an entertaining and educational introduction to classical music for families.

• Lauded for the excellent synchronization between the cartoons and the music.

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The concert film is an extension of the 'Bugs Bunny on Broadway' concept, which had been touring internationally since the early 1990s, before its cinematic release in 2010.