I will say that I love an old school theatre. During a recent trip to Tucson, I made a pit stop to…read morecheck out Gaslight Theatre. It was the perfect time as one of those classic Tucson sunsets was happening. While it was busy, I found parking in their complimentary lot. Let's start with the exterior. As you make your way to the entrance, you'll see a large Tucson mural on the side of the building. This makes for a popular photo opp. A common theme for the evening. From there, there are some cool benches for you to sit on outside the theatre. Plus, some saddles you can sit on. And a giant chair. Photo opps galore. The inside is just as spectacular as the outside. Wood abounds. It gives off a Western vibe. And there's free popcorn. While I didn't stay for a show, I walked around inside to get a feel for Gaslight. On my next trip to Tucson, I'll have to enjoy the full experience.

Spent the evening at the Gaslight Theatre in Tucson watching Gnatman and it was an absolute…read morebuzz-worthy good time! The cast had us laughing from start to finish with clever jokes, over-the-top characters, and just the right amount of heroic insect drama. If Batman and a backyard barbecue had a theatrical baby, this would be it. It was 2 acts then ended with The Gong Show comedy skit. The food (pizza and wings) was very good! We even got free ice cream for visiting from out of town! Great entertainment, plenty of laughs, and a fantastic night out in Tucson!

On a day trip to Tucson, we visited Arizona Theatre Company to see a performance of Blues in the…read moreNight. It was a Sunday and we found street parking a couple of blocks from the venue. Upon arriving, part of what I liked was that the theatre definitely gave off Arizona vibes with its Native American architecture. We sat at the upper level. Another thing I like is that it's an intimate theater. This means you'll have a good view pretty much from anywhere you sit, including in the back which is where we were. The seats are reasonably comfortable and we enjoyed the performance. During the intermission, I got a local beer which was reasonably priced for an event venue. All-in-all, a great experience. Support the arts! I joined their email list to keep up with the performances they hold throughout the year.

Beautiful historic theater in the heart of Tucson. I went to see Blues in the night, and it was an…read moreincredible production. The costuming and lighting were absolute highlights. Acting was on point, and set design was moody and interesting. I'll definitely be back.

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.

Usually a short line to gain access into the theatre…read more Bathrooms are close by, the drink stand/bar are on two separate floors. Great seating as far as things go these days. The sound system is clear and well received. The staff are friendly and helpful with any questions you may have. The theatre does not sell food or snack but there are bars as stated above.

What a terrible experience. I was standing in line to enter a concert when a staff member suddenly…read moretold me I couldn't go in because of a newly implemented clear purse policy. This was never communicated ahead of time--nothing on the tickets, no warning, nothing. I asked about a refund, and the on-site manager--who appeared very young and inexperienced--told me he'd have to "check with higher-ups." There was no attempt to resolve the situation or offer any real help. Just dismissive and unprofessional. Sure, I could have taken my purse back to my car, but it was parked over a mile away. That's not a reasonable solution once you're already at the venue and in line. Policies like this need to be clearly communicated in advance. Leaving people stranded at the door is unacceptable. Overall, a frustrating and poorly managed experience.

Have seen a couple of shows here. Highly recommend getting the areas with seating upstairs if…read moreyou're over 40. For Ani Defranco there was standing area near the stage and although fun to be in the mix. I'm too old for that now. Happy to pay 10-20$ more for cushioned seats. Saw a comedy show and the folding chairs in the (usually) standing area were packed together and uncomfortable. All in all a great theater. Parking across the street. Many good restaurants nearby.

This place is awful - - seats that incline downward toward…read morethe stage so you basically lean forward all the time, seat is essentially a cheap folding chair; - acoustics are the absolute worst - sounds like a big blob of noise; - staff that is rude and snobby unless you're obviously 'one of them' - the censor acts that the staff thinks are not in line with them politically. Avoid this place. Don't give them money. It's a phony play on a nice storefront. Basically sucks on all levels.

A great night of fun for the whole family if you catch the clean show at 7pm…read more Clean environment and a snack bar

Unscrewed has some amazing shows with some incredible local improv talent. Its a great way to…read moresupport our community and have a few laughs

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!!

This is a tough but timely classic tale of a woman (Nora) who is conditioned to "please" no matter…read morethe personal cost. She is strong, resourceful and out of step with her time. She went from her Father's House to her Husband's House and was challenged along the way to make difficult decisions that were unseemly. Sophie Gibson-Rush owns the difficult role of Nora with her strength and amazing eyes! A truly remarkable performance. And as usual the Resident Acting Ensemble were right there with her. I highly recommend you go to the Rogue and see this amazing, timely performance. An evening well spent with the Rogue Ensemble.

Love this little theater. They put on 5-6 top notch plays every year and they do it on a modest…read morebudget. Tickets are generally $47/seat (2024-25) and all seats are general admission unless you're a subscriber, in which case you get assigned seats. Note 90% of the seats are sold out to subscribers so few remain on wknds for individual purchase. Also ALL the best seats (again 90% of the house) go to subscribers. GA folks get the ends and the back rows only. Arrive 30 min before showtime and you'll get a decent GA seat. But know this too: there are truly no bad seats in this house. The "back row" would be 9th row in any other venue... that's phenomenal. And the stadium rise is steep enough that you'll never be obstructed by the tall person directly in front of you :) Bathrooms are spacious and clean. Parking in their large free lot is a sweet bonus. But the sweetest bonus are the free (donations appreciated) homemade cookies in the lobby at intermission )

Excellent. Hadn't been there in years. Incredible cover band. Great time. Clean. Outstanding…read moreservice. Congrats on keeping this establishment around for us to enjoy!

I got a chance to go to this venue for the second time a few weeks ago to see Clue. It is a funky…read morevenue, with the opportunity to order food at your seat to eat during the show. The options are plentiful. The shows are a little hokey but that's part of their charm! It's not clear the connection btwn the music hall and the theatre closer to the east side.

The show had me laughing so much my cheeks hurt! The magic was awesome! Thoroughly enjoyed the…read moreentertainment from start to finish.

it was so much fun! The ambience was really nice; the hotel felt upscale, and the sound quality in…read morethe room was excellent. I was a bit of a skeptic at first, Id never seen a live magic before but I was really impressed. The Action was fast paced and the tables side Magic was a blast. Food wise, I kind of critique food by how decent dinner salad is. And I have to say that that little dinner salad was absolutely perfect. Everything was fresh and crisp, and. there was a variety of yummy things on it. The.raspberry vinaigrette, and rancho dressing were both so good. It was hard to choose.There was plenty to eat and plenty to do. I got to be magicians Assistant while he did tableside Magic and it was way fun. There was lots of audience interaction We had a great time. It was a different kind of way to spend a Saturday night. I highly recommend it!