As visitors, we try to find theater on the road and this was a great find. We saw Marjorie Prime, but I felt like any of their productions would have been excellent. The venue was very nice, the actors were excellent, and all the details seemed well managed. We'll visit again on our next trip.

We recently attended the matinee performance of “The Skin of Our Teeth” at the Rogue Theatre. This was a very entertaining and thought provoking experience. We applaud the efforts of all involved in the production of this play! For the best experience, we strongly recommend you read the play before you attend. A fabulous play with incredible actors and production staff!

IF you are in Tucson visiting or if you live here, The Rogue Theatre should be on your list of places to go and experience exceptional performances. We are new to Tucson, living here just over one year. We are members and neighbors of The Loft Cinema and we saw an advertisement there for the Rogue Theatre. We decided to go see their performance of Mrs. Dalloway. The performance was excellent from production, directing and most importantly, acting. Each actor's performance was unique and appropriate for their role. We were both excited about this venue and wondered why we did not know of it sooner. The Rogue Theatre should not be the hidden gem of Tucson. Yelp does have it in the top 10 Theatre List. We know theatre from 20 years in NYC, travels to London and other major cities, and for a local venue, The Rogue Theatre is truly exceptional.

My wife and attended a performance of Grapes of Wrath at the Rogue Theatre and thoroughly enjoyed it! The theatre is well run and the greeters and ushers are very friendly and helpful.

I've been an audience member at The Rogue now for five years and I have never had a bad experience. The plays are always thoughtfully selected and performed by top-notch local talent, the fact that it's a non-profit means that they can allow their artistic vision full rein, and these are the nicest group of thespians you'll ever meet. I've seen them move handily from Shakespeare to Stoppard, from Checkov to Beckett, and they're always experimenting with new ways of telling stories. Do not miss this if you have a chance at it.