The Future of Fusebox
Why we’re shifting to a new ticketing model this year.
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Fusebox Festival 2023!
Five days of artists and audiences gathering from all over the world for unforgettable live performances and art, unfolding at sites across the city.
Browse by artist, project, or schedule at the links below.
The festival features all kinds of artists working across a variety of forms including film, theater, dance, visual art, literature, and music. But at the center of it all is the live event. We continue to believe in the possibilities of live performance (and those things that can only happen when we gather and use our imaginations together).
We are especially grateful for all of our artists, community partners, and supporters who have infused this year’s festival with an unsinkable generosity and collaborative spirit.
This year we are working with three guest curators on a series of unique projects: Michael Anthony Garcia, Jeff Khan, and Jeannelle Ramirez. Scroll down to read more about them.
“The Fusebox Festival is the epitome of cool… a breathtaking roster of international artists.”
—Austin360.com
“This lively interdisciplinary mix is worth the trek.”
— NY Times
“Worthy of being ranked with the best in the world.”
— The Austin Chronicle
Jeannelle Ramírez
Jeannelle Ramírez is curator, festival producer, multimedia artist, writer, and researcher based in Austin. She is the founder and director of Future Traditions Fest, a platform for innovative Latinx…
Jeff Khan
Jeff Khan is a writer and curator based in Naarm (Melbourne, Australia) Currently the Creative Director of Asia TOPA: Asia-Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts, at Arts Centre Melbourne and formerly Artistic…
Michael Anthony García
Multidisciplinary artist & independent curator Michael Anthony García, claiming both Mexican and US citizenship, is based in Austin, Texas, and predominantly focuses his practice around photography/…
What is a typical Fusebox show like?
Each show is pretty unique! We present all kinds of artists working across a variety of art forms including film, theater, dance, visual art, literature, and music. In any given festival there is stuff that kids and dogs would like, and there’s programming that’s pretty challenging, and everything in between. We do have a special love for projects that transcend what we think we know about live performance. And sometimes we just want to share a project because it’s beautiful, or hilarious, or stops us in our tracks.
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