This was an incredible venue -- I've only heard great things! The space was open and it seems like…read moreany view is a great view. If given the option, try to grab aisle seats! I believe they only have quick snacks like popcorn and nachos, and we didn't get any drinks so I can't speak to prices. Water bottle was $3 which isn't bad comparatively. The show was truly incredible, and I'd definitely visit Rialto again AND go see Postmodern Jukebox again!!

There's a wide variety of concerts and shows to choose from, so there's always something exciting…read moregoing on. The staff are helpful, and the atmosphere is lively. The only downsides are that tickets can be pricey and the seats aren't the most comfortable--but the experience is still worth it for the great performances!

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.

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.

Cannot say enough good things about The Rogue Theatre. Always a wonderful experience, presented by…read morethe amazing resident performers and hardworking staff. It's a smaller intimate historic venue perfectly suited to host a wide range of theatrical performances. Tucson is incredibly lucky to have such a diverse and thriving theatre scene. Experience it for yourself!

This is such a great and intimate theater! It seats maybe 100 people. I've had the opportunity to…read moresee several shows here, and the experience has been incredible every single time! The actors are the same, so you get to know them and their different personalities. Season ticket holders get seats in the front with their names on them - such a nice touch! They also do a chat about the performance after it's over. It's very close to the U of A campus, giving it a great location, and it's a cool looking space inside and out. There are fresh baked cookies, and coffee and water for a donation as well. I just enjoy the owners who speak before the performances, and just everything about this place! It's special!

COOL ARENA... w/ tight seats! I'm not quite sure how accessible this arena is as it's got super…read moreenclosed seating and a massive set of stairs. I couldn't imagine someone in a wheelchair coming here. My parents almost tripped down the stairs due to the poor markings on the ground. It was quite a trek going up and down the stairs. I didn't feel like heading to the gift shop or concessions stand because it would've been a full-on workout. I go up stairs on the daily so I needed a little break once and a while! Tucson Arena's staff are pleasant for the most part. There's a few socially awkward people but I had a good time. The security out front was super polite and greeted us appropriately. I felt safe throughout my visit. There's several concession stands with standard fare (burgers, tacos, nachos) and specialty stands with Italian ice cream, mini-donuts, and açaí bowls! Tucson Arena is inside the Tucson convention center, so it's a massive property! The arena seats a bunch of people and there's several good views. This isn't to say there's a few obstructed zones, however, we enjoyed our visit to see the Tucson Roadrunners nonetheless. Bathrooms are easy to find and kept clean. Everything is a walk here, so expect to head towards the back of the arena to use the facilities. Overall, I'd recommend visiting for an event. The walkways are spacious and the seats are comfortable, minus the scarce leg room.

The venue was smaller than I thought. It's about half the size as the arena in Downtown Phoenix…read more But that can be a positive or negative depending how you look at it. The venue being small meant there was not a bad seat in the house for views of the stage and provided a more intimate experience. The top floor to the upper sections was wide open with no walls separating the seating area and could see the stage which is good if you get up to get drinks, you aren't missing the show completely. The concessions stands lined the perimeter inside which made it a little congested. The outer lobby also had concessions available too. Was only able to enter through one side of the building because they did security checks with metal detectors and bag checks and the whole bit. This caused a line to get in. They only allow certain size purses believe it or not. Plan accordingly. The bathrooms were not huge so you may end up in line, especially for the women's. Plan accordingly.

This band really gets you moving and shaking! I always enjoy seeing them play! All the members are…read morewonderful musicians! Don't take my word for it, book them for your gig, or come see them play!

Is Shaky Bones still Open? I cannot find a phone number for them? And the website…read more'www.shakybones.net' is not longer reachable.

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.

Amazing show! We watched &Juliet and had an amazing time singing and dancing to all the songs. Such…read morea fun show to watch with family or girlfriends I left the theater feeling so uplifted. Place was clean and upper. Prices were fair on merchandise and I love that they added the security and bar area outside.

Went to see the final show of Desert Child tonight. The indoor venue was nice but it got stuffy and…read morehot. The stage had nice lighting and sound. Drinks were available at the venue bar or the Tap Room adjoining. There was also a big water dispenser available. The staff were nice and seemed happy. I asked for a recommendation for a mocktail at the Tap room, and the bartender said water. My friend ordered a mocktail and she said he was right, she should have ordered water, the drink was not worth $10. It's always fun to go downtown for a concert, there's so much to see and do.

I love historic bars and location. This place is beautiful. The decor fits my aesthetic perfectly…read more It's beautiful and warm. The bartenders are very friendly. The one who served us was very nice and even made a drink recipe I came up with. Unfortunately, their bar is not well stocked so had to make a LOT of adjustments to my recipe. But appreciated his suggestions and effort. Now for the bad stuff. They have a jazz club attached. I figured the whole place would have that ambience but was disappointed that wasn't the case. Generic pop on the patio and inside is very noisy. The preferred dress of patrons appears to be gym shorts and t-shirts. Drinks were a little weak so I switched over to bourbon on the rocks. But the prices are reasonable. Maybe a nice pre show stop if you're going to the Century room.

Best surprise of our trip yet we found two tickets for a rather inexpensive cost for some live…read moremusic early in the evening. Sold! Super cute bar amazing staff from the point of check-in to the bar. Mainly cocktails, beer and wine. You might see a couple of small plates of nuts or olives nothing major. The vibe was ridiculously cool absolutely loved it. The music was amazing. We were considered preferred customers with our tickets and asked to sit at the bar. No questions asked the owner/manager even said, "The bar is probably better place to sit! " Awesome night out thank you so much. This was a treat!

I went here again for the "twas the night before Christmas" jam session and learned the difference…read morebetween a typical show and a jam session. I was disappointed that I didn't hear more Christmas music, but I guess I should've went to the Charlie Brown Christmas show for that. The performers were extremely talented, and the host did a good job too. I got a hot chocolate, which was okay, as well as the mixed nuts, which were also okay. My large party also tried the popcorn, and it was a bit stale. I was saddened to see that there are no longer charcuterie boards on the menu, leaving only and truly "small bites" that don't really hit the spot. The chocolate covered pretzels were the only thing I ate, which I would order again. I really like the century room , I just hope they make revisions to the menu to really make it the whole experience!

This was my first time here! What a quaint theater! Absolutely had the best experience here! I…read moreloved the theater-themed Scented Leaf teas! It's an intimate theater experience, we saw Macbeth as part of the Mac Festival, and the show was just fabulous!! The all women acting group was some of the best acting that I've seen! A 5 star experience, and I can't wait to go back, there are all types of fantastic events coming up for the Mac Festival!

A very nice, intimate theater in the Historic Y building (used to be the YMCA). This is a small…read moretheater that seats 105. This puts you close to the stage. The seats are comfortable. It would have 5 stars if there were more restrooms for patrons and better parking available. As it is, parking is extremely limited and many will end up parking in the adjoining alley (it's safe) or on 4th or 5th Ave or University and walk in. Granted, it will not be a very far walk. There is also a nearby theater and when both are in production, parking could be competitive. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Tucson-top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!