Arizona Theatre Company at the Temple of Music and Art
The Temple of Music and Art is located in downtown Tucson on Scott Avenue between 14th and McCormick streets and between 6th and Stone avenues).
From East Tucson – Take Broadway Boulevard west until it turns into Congress Street, then turn left on Scott Avenue.
From I-10 – Take the West Congress Street Exit and go east on Congress Street until it turns into Broadway Boulevard, then turn right on Scott Avenue.
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What to expect:
When should I arrive?
We recommend patrons arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to avoid last-minute lines at the Box Office. Large groups should allow more time before the show to distribute tickets. We recommend an hour before the performance.
What should I wear?
We have no official “dress code” for attending plays at Arizona Theatre Company. Typically, patrons choose dress/casual attire for non-Opening Night performances and formal attire for Opening Nights. However, we’d rather have a patron come in jeans and sweatshirt than not come at all out of concern for how they are dressed.
Calls during the show?
We ask all patrons to silence their phones during the show. This includes smart watches and other items that ring or glow as they disturb the actors and people around you.
Is there beverage and snack service?
The Temple Bar is open to all ticket holders 60 minutes prior to each performance. Our Bar specially features Arizona beers as well as wines, sodas, bottled water, and snack items. For recommendations on restaurants downtown, visit Downtown Tucson Partnership’s website.
How long is the show? Is there an intermission?
Most of ATC’s shows are approximately 2 hours long including a 15-minute intermission. You will receive an email a few days prior to your show with run-time and show details.
Health & Safety Protocols:
Ensuring the Health & Safety of Patrons, Cast and Staff
ATC returns to live theatre, as a fully vaccinated company – from our actors and designers to staff and volunteers. We put our artists and audiences at the heart of all we do and intend to be as careful as possible with your health. Please review our Health & Safety Protocols.
Like many downtowns, parking can be tricky in Tucson. There are metered parking spots near the Temple of Music and Art and parking lots within walking distance. Visit Downtown Tucson Partnership for additional information.
