C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters Centennial Hall - AZ Tucson

Centennial Hall is an auditorium and a historic landmark located within the heart of the University of Arizona, at 1020 East University Boulevard, Tucson, Arizona. Opened in 1937 with the name "The Auditorium," this vicinity has hosted numerous plays, musical programs and also served as a lecture hall. It was until 2010 that Broadway in Tucson show was held in this space for the first time and Broadway hit Wicked was presented. Moreover, it has hosted some of the most historical events and presented many of America's prominent figures on its stage, including John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr, Walter Kronkite, and Eleanor Roosevelt.

This performing art facility, covering the area of 85,000 square foot has a seating capacity of 2,496 people. The theater offers a wide range of performances by Broadway in Tucson and UA Presents throughout the year such as the world's most exceptional theatre, spoken word, classical, world and jazz music, dance and much more.

This auditorium also provides the facility to host your next performance, providing a perfect and flexible location along with all the required facilities and amenities to make your event memorable. All the rental information along with tickets and events schedules are available online at ticketsonsale.com and the box office, located at the front of the Centennial Hall Tucson.