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.

Sarah at the box office was so very helpful and professional! She went way out of her way to make…read moresure we were accommodated. Much thanks to her.

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.

Great concert at the Fox Theatre with Joe Jackson. The stage was open and the lighting was…read morefantastic. Great atmosphere and acoustics. The staff helpful in helping with seating. No food but drinks were available.

So excited that Dave Kos came back to Tucson with his 2025 Christmas Tour. I am excited he's back…read moreand shocked there were available seats!!! I expected a sellout!!! Well never mind, the concert was absolutely fantastic, topnotch, and lively. Dave had people on their feet, dancing in the aisles!! A joyous holiday celebration of seasonal music performed by an absolutely amazing band and vocal talent. What a way to rock in the season. The acoustics at the Fox are phenomenal and really showcase the music and talent. The audience was completely involved and knew it was seeing magic up on the stage. Tucson is so fortunate to have a historic theatre that still manages to deliver quality performances after almost 100 years. Check out the Fox..... I will bet you'll find something special to see whatever your preference in film, music, or special performances.

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!

When From Ashes to New comes to Arizona, I'm there! Even if it means Tucson. Previously, they've…read moreplayed at The Rialto, but since they were touring with Shinedown, a bigger venue was needed. I'm not a fan of large venues, but was hoping they would at least be coordinated to handle large crowds. Spoiler alert: they were not. The lines for VIP were not organized, and not let in at the time advised to arrive which is frustrating when standing outside in August. What would be worse after being let in for your VIP Meet and Greet? Being taken back outside to wait again... I don't book VIP to have to stand outside multiple times before the show. Even once let inside again, they continued to make us stand in different areas. Culminating to the downstairs where you barely had a foot on each side of you as we waited for the clear for the doors to open. Once the show started, the sound was pretty good with a decent stage set up. Though the chaos leading up to it makes me think twice before booking another show here. Likely better for conventions or other activities.

I haven't checked any official ranking, but I think Tucson Arena feels like the most expansive…read moreindoor venue in town. I came here to watch my first arena football game in eons, and while I had a good time it was in spite of the accommodations. As many others have said, the seating here is so old it's built for a much more petite cohort of Americans. If you are a larger person, it is absolutely unforgiving and I cannot imagine how they would manage a sold-out crowd comprised of the general population. The refreshments are mediocre (my popcorn was almost room-temperature) and I was waiting in line for 15 minutes despite arriving well after the game started. Even just getting here feels like a hassle. I took a Lyft, and the drop-off was far away from the entrance, with minimal signage directing you toward where you're supposed to go. It's somewhat intuitive, but for a venue of this size you shouldn't have to wander around until you stumble upon the correct gate. I really don't want to sound like a snob, but it kinda feels like whoever owns this place has put the bare minimum of effort into the comfort and design of the entire space. It's got the soul of a dead mall that saw its heyday in the 90s. Nobody actually WANTS to come here, they're just sort of held hostage by it being one of the only places capable of hosting certain events in a midsize city.

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!

These guys were great when I saw/listened to them while having cocktails at Downtown Kitchen. I dug…read morethe upbeat jazz/blues/funk they were pumpin 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.

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.

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.

Great jazz club. My favorite in Arizona. Have been there…read moretwice and the music is always great. The ambience is perfect. Service is good.

the service and ambiance are awesome, and the music is incredible! always the best night and best…read moreshows in Tucson!

This is an excellent small repertoire theater with performances that range from Shakespeare to…read morecommedia dell arte, puppets for adults and children, translated foreign plays, space for other small troupes to perform, readings, festivals of plays, and experimental works. It's affordable, in an intimate space with good acoustics and always fun! Membership includes the option to attend as many shows as you want for a small monthly commitment. Staff are friendly and ticket exchanges easily accomplished. This theater gets a full 10/10 rating from both me and my husband!

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!