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!

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.

Delightful little venue, recently renovated (Feb 2024), where the UofA theater, film and TV majors…read moreput on their plays and musicals. Typically there will be 4-5 plays, divided between fall and spring semesters. Tickets (12/2024) are $32 no matter where you sit and they are all pre-assigned at time of purchase, but all 300 seats are very good. There's no transaction fee if ordered online or in person at the box office. If done by telephone there's a single $4.50 fee per order (regardless of how many seats are bought) but you get to handpick your seats via phone. Parking is tough but nights and weekends the Park/Speedway public garage is free and less than two blocks away. Bathrooms are clean, spacious, elegant. And there are ample sitting areas in the lobby and also semi-shaded outside (for intermission or early arrivers). Two drinking fountains inside but no concessions. Students get 1/2-priced tickets and seniors get -$2 off.

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.

We've come here a few times for our Broadway in tucson shows and love it. Parking can be a bit of a…read morechallenge but I love that they have added security and the bar area and restrooms outside to make it easier for everyone. The place is always clean and the staff is always very helpful. 10/10 Recommend.

Wow! Didn't think I needed that sesh, but I definitely felt so much better afterwards! lol. Let's…read morerewind... My bestie wasn't having a great week. I could tell she needed to get some frustrations out! Without a word, I booked us a Rage Room date at The Breaking Point! It was super easy getting a reservation via their website! Many options to choose from. Besides the Rage Room, they also have Axe Throwing, an Escape room, and a Paint Splatter room. Since it was the two of us, I booked the date night package (yes, you can do that) and added a large electronic to break. You would think 25 minutes was too short of a time to go through all the breakables, but it was just perfect for the two of us! It was so much fun and a great workout! lol. They provide the gear (jumpsuit, gloves, and face protective mask). So it's ok if you come with just shorts and a t-shirt on. Just make sure you got sneakers or some type of thick closed toe shoe on! They also have a Bluetooth speaker for you to connect your music to! The gal at the counter was super friendly and helpful! All in all y'all need to try this place! Side note, they accept donations of "breakables" anytime! So if you're getting rid of beer bottles, electronics, or whatever things fragile, you can bring them in! Call ahead to let them know you'd like to donate stuff.

My Tia and I decided to visit Breaking Point this year as our Christmas gift to each other and…read morewe're so glad we did! The booking process was very simple and came with reminder emails. The staff was just nice and explained everything thoroughly. We went with the rage room option, put some music on the provided Bluetooth speaker, and went crazy! Super fun and the gear keeps you very safe! We will definitely be going back to try some of the other experiences they offer like the paint splatter room, escape room, and ax throwing!

I was excited to check out improv comedy on a Friday night with my family and this didn't really…read morehit the mark for us. It is in a small space, so that's something to keep in mind. It was unfortunately really hot in the theater and not sure if they don't have AC or it was down, but the only area that was cool was by the front doors, not in the main place where the show was held. We came in on a game show day. The actors tried their best, but it just was really one note, lackluster and not funny, at least to us. It seemed like there could have been more of a mix between more advanced actors vs newbies/students...or at least it seemed that way. They did take audience recommendations, like Who's Line, and that helped keep us engaged. Things seemed to drag on, otherwise, and we wished there was more creativity, quickness and wit displayed. We tried this place out and it's just not for us.

Fun night of entertainment at the Tucson Improv Movement. The students did a great job with the…read moreimprovisation games and we enjoyed watching. The instructor emcee had a buzzer which I found a bit irritating. She kept things moving forward, albeit, so fast scenes were not allowed to develop. It was a student showcase and the theatre was full. After the student showcase was an Improv Troupe, I forget their name. They were good but I lost interest after about 10 minutes of the same game. The cost is reasonable at $5 plus the cost of refreshments which are available in the lobby. We lucked out and found parking in front. Others in our group parked down the street but it didn't seem to be difficult to find a space. I love supporting local theatre and would definitely go again.

We went to see The Garbologists last weekend and had a great time. The place is in a residential…read moreneighborhood, so definitely put it into your GPS. Also, there is not a lot of parking so be prepared to take a stroll from your car to the theater. The first thing we noticed was the staff was very welcoming and friendly - they do a nice job of greeting you and getting you to your seats. The venue is very intimate, and they leverage that by getting the guests to greet the people around them. We liked the timing/length of performance: 7:30 to 9:00. We had plenty of time to have dinner before, and got home at a reasonable time. The play was wonderful and the acting was top-notch. They do a nice job with their limited stage size and sets. We'll be back. Great place to take out-of-town guests when you've run out of golf & hikes with them!

Another example of why we love Tucson. Small and out of the way, this theater has been around for…read morehalf a century and continues to be fresh and relevant. They offer provocative plays that are well acted. Even though the stage is small, the atmosphere is big and welcoming.

This year I attended all three days. One of the best things I've ever eaten was a chicken empanada…read morewith a delicious sauce at the Bolivian booth. Food lines can be long so it's best to avoid eating in the busiest hours (dinner time). It's always a lot of fun. Good free entertainment, booths giving out free stuff, even free medical tests, and diverse and exotic foods to try.

This is a festival that illustrates how Tucson punches above its weight. There is an incredible…read morevariety of food. I focused on Toledo Catering's Oaxacan cuisine. The flor de cabeza con chapulines quesadilla -- a flower, cheese, onion, and grasshopper quesadilla -- was delicious. I followed up with a prickly pear beverage from Desert Forager. There's still time to visit the festival today. I know I'm already looking forward to visiting again next year!

I love this place! My daughters (age 9) have done four plays through Troubadour - once through a…read moretwo-week summer camp and the other times through the Acting I class. They enjoy the weekly class and working toward the finished play. The teacher is great, the plays are really cute, and I can tell the kids are all having fun. I highly recommend!

This small theater on the west side of Tucson holds potential for a magical evening! My friend…read morehosted a variety show and wowed us all with the many talents which presented. The space consists of the main room and stage with a capacity of about 30 people which them flows into a back room. There is a space behind the curtain for performers to prep and a bathroom. I am pleased that Tucson has such a container for creators to present their work!