2nd time in this space. We saw "Little Woman, the Musical". Unique, intimate space, a black box in…read moreThe Tucson Mall. As brick and mortar shopping areas decline, this is an excellent use of the space. The theatre has good acoustics and good sight lines. The Rose does eclectic stuff as well as locally written stuff and draws cast and crew from the very talented local arts population of the greater Tucson metropolitan area. A very pleasant way to experience live performance and support the arts.

I have had a lot of fun at this place, every time I have visited!…read more It is a kind of loosey-goosey slapstick production so be prepared not to expect an actual play or well organized production by any means.. This is the charm! It's okay to they a laugh at the actors and actresses- they encourage it!!

A small, intimate theatre with comfortable seating and good views of the stage area. It was perfect…read morefor 'The Sex Lives of Puppets' performance. Looking forward to future shows.

Fantastic little theater! Seats were comfortable and we loved the intimate atmosphere.read more

The 2026-2027 schedule reveal was terrific. So many great performances at so many venues around…read moretown. Check it out..... tickets are available at the box office on 6th Ave or online. Don't miss out!

Last night was my first visit to the Tucson Symphony The imposing Brutalist exterior of the Linda…read moreRonstadt Music Hall isn't visible from the street. It's tucked away a short walk off of Church Street. Here is last night's program: Carl Maria von Weber: Oberon Overture Maurice Ravel: Mother Goose Einojuhani Rautavaara: Cantus Arcticus, Concerto for Birds and Orchestra Igor Stravinsky: Firebird Suite I was here for one reason: Rautavaara. Cantus Arcticus was the first work I heard by this Finnish composer years ago. It's an ethereal wave of sound; such a haunting piece that is backed by the soundtrack of Arctic birds. It's rarely played by American orchestras so it was thrilling to hear this in person. Every time I hear it, I feel as if I'm standing in a frozen landscape. The only drawback to this wonderful experience was the limited acoustics of the hall. The space doesn't match the quality of these talented musicians. Is that a reason not to go? Not at all. There is another performance tomorrow. If you have the chance to attend, please do. Hearing this rarely played piece is an incredible experience.

Once again, top orchestra seats for Hamilton at $10.00 per ticket! The Hamilton website lottery…read morepool. Tucson was as far as we were willing to drive if we won again; 500+ miles (the Mrs. won the Las Vegas Lottery a few years back). She was a winner once again, and this fell right during our anniversary celebration. Centennial Hall is basically part of the University of Arizona. Only fully vaccinated patrons are being allowed entry, and vaccination cards and a photo ID are required. The theater is rather dated but spacious. And the staff are quite strict about individuals coming forward to gaze into the orchestra pit. Some were quite upset after being asked to step away. We were in the second row. As for the performance; acceptable, considering both male leads; Hamilton and Burr were being played by the understudies this Sunday night, 11/28/2021. But I thought they handled their roles admirably. The orchestra was outstanding. This marked our fourth Hamilton; Los Angeles, Orange County, Las Vegas, and Tucson in that order. We're still putting in for the lottery every week. Outstanding musical score if you've never heard it.

Centennial Hall is home to Broadway in Tucso nshows, UA Presents, among others, which is really…read moregreat, however, the venue is in need of n update. I recently went for Beauty and the Beast. We had "really great" seats, but after sitting through this show I don't think any seats could be all the great considering the lack of slope on the floor. I felt like the entire show I has to shift from left to right all night to get a clear view of the stage. Additionally, the seats are quite uncomfortable. Thankfully, they have booster seats for children. The place needs an overhaul to redo the seating, add more bathroom space. The sound was also very loud. I love the history of the building, but it needs to be brought up to 2026.

Fenomenal experience last weekend. Saw a production of Funny Girl. Actors are amazing. Staff is…read morefriendly. Romantic atmosphere with candles and beautifully set up tables, live orchestra playing. I didn't end up getting any snacks or drinks but they offer both. Will definitely go back!

Went to our first show at Arts Express. The venue is located inside Park Place Mall near the west…read moreend. The lobby has a cute area with items to purchase along with a snacks for purchase (price is donation based) and a bar with beer and wine. Theater is nicely decorated with about 6 or 7 rows of tables. Theater views were great from row D. The performance was wonderful and the actors all did a great job. Ticket prices were a bit higher than what we expected but all in all it was a wonderful night out.

It had been a while since my last visit to Centennial Hall. This was my first Broadway in Tucson…read moreshow. We went to Beauty and the Beast, 7pm show with our four year old. Parking and walking was easy. We bypassed the crowd by arriving about 10 minutes before the start of the show, so both the line to check-in and the bar were short. As others have mentioned, there is a metal detector at check-in and there is a size limit on bag size. The ushers were super helpful and I was surprised to see they had booster seats, which I hadn't considered brining. I am glad they offer them, it came in handy. The show itself was fantastic. The costumes were lovely, the screenplay was humorous, and the performances were all solid. We're not season ticket holders but are considering it for the future. Our daughter loved the show.

Still the only venue currently in Tucson for Broadway traveling shows. We get theater tickets every…read moreyear. The season pass offers free change of dates. Still have to go through a metal detector, and only small bags are permitted. Shows usually have an intermission. Bathrooms can fill quick, especially at crowded shows. Parking is a ways off, but lots of restaurants on University drive.

A fun night at the Screening Room during the Tucson Film Festival. An amazing live band pre movie…read more It's a small and intimate theatre. Everyone was nice and accommodating.

very cool venue, great feel excellent events. Great bartenders just a; overal awesome feel and…read moreatmosphere

After just one performance by the Something Something Theater, I'm completely hooked. They produce…read morethe kind of thought-provoking, moving pieces that I haven't seen elsewhere in Tucson. Everything is thoughtfully put together to pull you into the production. I just visited the last production of Dov and Ali, a beautiful story of people from different backgrounds, faiths, and ages who are struggling with reality and their true self. There are only 4 actors in this play, so each one really has to carry a strong presence, and they did. By the end, there wasn't a dry eye in the house. Really beautifully done. Their next performance is Taming of The Shrew (an adaptation) which I can't wait to see.

Sadly this excellent small theater group doesn't have much of a venue; they deserve better…read more Although the chairs are better than most. Given the space, the acting, directing, set design and lighting are really good. The play we just saw, How the World Began," is challenging because it stays so focused on topic. Bravo!