Most Broadway in Tucson performances take place in the Tucson Music Hall, a 2,200-seat concert hall. Some performances are held at the Leo Rich Theater, an intimate 500-seat theater across the courtyard from the Music Hall. Both theaters are part of the Tucson Convention Center complex, 260 S. Church Avenue, in the heart of downtown Tucson.

Tucson Music Hall

The Tucson Music Hall features four seating sections. For some productions, Gold Circle seats are also available in the area indicated by the Orchestra Pit.
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Leo Rich Theater

All seating sections in this intimate 500-seat theater are the same price.
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Accessibility Services

The Tucson Music Hall provides wheelchair-accessible seating and parking. Wheelchair seat locations are available for wheelchair users and one companion each at all performances. Be sure to advise the reservationist that you require a wheelchair location.

Assisted-listening devices are available for patrons who are hard of hearing. These are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis at the information table in the lobby, or by asking an usher.

One performance of each production (usually the Saturday matinee) features American Sign Language interpretation for the deaf and hard of hearing. The ASL-interpreted performance date is indicated on the performance calendar for each show. When ordering tickets, please request the ASL seating section so that you are seated in close proximity to the interpreters.