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Gaslight Theatre

Last Updated: Mar-16-2012, Hits: 57, Rating: 4, Reviews: 1, Votes: 1

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Through the years we have been fortunate to have the talents of Tim Gilbert- "The Guy With The Eyes," Glenda Young, Donna Davis, Nancy La Viola and many others. Tim Gilbert was our first Gaslight actor to retire in January 2001. Are we that old already? As we enter our 31st year of entertaining Tucson families, we are so grateful to our talented and dedicated actors, directors, musicians & technicians- the hardest working in Arizona-MAYBE EVEN THE WORLD!

Type: Performance Arts

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Website:	Gaslight Theatre

Address:	7010 East Broadway Boulevard

City:	Tucson

State:	Arizona

Zip code:	85710

Country:	United States

Phone:	(520) 886-9428

GPS Lat:	32.220317

GPS Lon:	-110.843455

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My Average Rating: 3.70
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Reviewed by: sloshed
Review date: Oct-07-2011

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While in Tucson visiting family, we spent a night at the Gaslight. My mom had been wanting to take us here for years and we finally got to check it out. The smallish theatre has sort of an old west look to it with small tables that are crammed pretty tightly together.

We watched "Wizard of the Rings" which was a spoof of Lord of the Rings. The play was a melodrama, and was corny (intentionally), but fun. Some of the performances were very good, especially the piano player in their band - damn she can play.

The service was good, but the food wasn't the best. The pizza from Little Anthony's was pretty soggy, but you didn't come here for the food.

I've been told that getting tickets to their plays is tough, so if you are interested, book way in advance.

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