FUSEBOX SEASON 2026/27

The Fusebox 2026/27 season is here, bringing artists from Austin and around the world together for a year of performances and installations across the city.

For more than 20 years, Fusebox has created opportunities for Austin audiences to experience extraordinary work that might not otherwise find its way here, while supporting artists as they take risks and develop new ideas. The 2026/27 season continues that exchange, with projects ranging from intimate performances and works-in-progress to large-scale installations and international productions.

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Sept 29, 2026: Doppelwelt | Alyssa Taylor Wendt

World Premiere

Doppelwelt is the new video project by multidisciplinary artist Alyssa Taylor Wendt. Here she embraces the fluidity of doppelgängers, mirroring and divination, the power of collective consciousness, alternate realities, and past lives. This experimental video contains abstracts of imagery generated by multiple personal past life regressions undertaken by the artist, ultimately presenting a kind of spiritual inheritance. Using the mythical trope of a “Doppelgänger,” or double self, which is genderfluid by tradition, she combines abstracted visuals with a languid voiceover to take us through 13 of her previous lives like a guided meditation for freeing the intangible burdens of inherited memory.

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Oct 29, 2026: Fusebox Salon | Gesel Mason, Marjani Forté-Saunders, + Everett Saunders

Fusebox Salons are an invitation into the creative process—part performance, part conversation, and a chance to see remarkable artists as their work comes to life.

For this Salon, choreographer, performer, and artist-scholar Gesel Mason joins choreographer and performer Marjani Forté-Saunders and composer and sound designer Everett Saunders for an intimate exploration of movement, sound, memory, and creative practice.

Together, they’ll share works in progress, creative questions, and the discoveries that emerge through experimentation and collaboration. Drawing from practices rooted in embodied knowledge, cultural lineage, archival memory, music, and radical imagination, the artists invite audiences into the space between an idea and its becoming.

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Nov. 6-7, 2026: Motherhood | Suzanne Bocanegra

World Premiere

Motherhood is the fifth in a series of works by Suzanne Bocanegra that transforms the mundane artist lecture format into an unexpected theatrical experience that combines elements of personal memoir with cultural and historic analysis, touching on everything from foundling homes to feminism, party planning, and nuns. Performed with actor Judah Lang, Motherhood is a rich and moving examination of how society values, or undervalues, the work of raising children and our understanding of this elemental human experience.

Presented in partnership with Texas Performing Arts

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Dec. 11-13, 2026: VOLUMES | Ezra Masch

VOLUMES is an immersive audio-visual installation and performance series created by multi-disciplinary artist Ezra Masch. The ongoing project uses live sound from musical instruments to activate site-specific lighting environments in performance spaces across the US and abroad. In each setting, local musicians and composers are invited to explore the connection between sound, light, and space. The audio-visual interaction influences each performer’s creative process, while impacting the audience’s perception of sound and image.  A 3-day series will feature collaborations with over (10) different Austin-based artists, to be announced soon.

Previous iterations featured performances by local legends including Alton Jenkins (F#CK MONEY), Lunar RAE (Blk Odyssey), Toto Miranda (Octopus Project), and Thor Harris (Thor & Friends).

Presented in partnership with dadaLab

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Dec. 16, 2026: Fusebox Salon | Steve Parker, Alan Wexler, + Amy Chiao

Fusebox Salon returns with artists Amy Chiao, Steve Parker, & Allan Wexler. Parker and Wexler bring an iteration of A New Futurist Cookbook, an ongoing series of experimental meals and performances that reimagines the rituals and social conventions of eating. Chiao is a Chinese American multimedia artist, performer, & designer. Her work explores absurdly logical & personal world-building methodologies.

Our salons are an invitation into the creative process of these remarkable artists, part performance and part conversation, see works as they come to life.

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Jan. 28-30, 2027: Le Paradoxe de John | Philippe Quesne

Texas Premiere

French theater-maker Philippe Quesne’s work occupies the tender space between humor and melancholy. As a sequel to his beloved play L’Effet de Serge (Out There 2011), Le Paradoxe de John (John’s Paradox) examines the role of art and community in everyday life. The piece follows a group of friends whose attempt to build an art gallery leads to a strange series of experiments. There is insulation-foam headwear, a prolonged exchange with linoleum flooring, and an oddly serene sense of dissociation. Accompanied by writer Laura Vazquez’s poetry across several digital ticker displays, Quesne demonstrates the quiet power of small creative acts.

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Feb. 27, 2027: FUSEBASH!

FUSEBASH is our biggest fundraiser of the year, supporting Fusebox artists and helping bring the Fusebox Festival and year round season to life. Together we’ll celebrate 23 years of championing adventurous artists at this extraordinary evening, featuring electrifying live performances and exceptional food. 100% of the proceeds go to paying artists and supporting Austin’s vibrant artistic ecosystem!

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March 2027: Amplify Fusebox @ Batch

Amplify Fusebox and help us raise funds during Amplify Austin’s community-wide day of giving. Enjoy a special lineup of performances, gather with friends and fellow supporters, and help shine a spotlight on the artists, ideas, and community that make Fusebox such a vital part of Austin’s creative landscape.

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March 25, 2027: Tabula Raza

Part of the Fusebox Spring Assembly

Tabula Raza is a contemporary Tejano/Conjunto ensemble led by multi-instrumentalist/composer George Sáenz and composer/songwriter/vocalist Amalia Mondragón with collaborators Noel Hernández, Epifanio Martínez and Joshua Castillo. The group composes and performs original music rooted in accordion-driven Conjunto and classic Tejano stylings, expanding the tradition with modern harmonies, borderland poetry, and rhythmic experimentation. Tabula Raza’s mission is to restimulate the creative force within Tejano & Conjunto genre—honoring elders and dancefloor lineage while embracing new production, storytelling, and collaboration.

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March 25-27, 2027: Fusebox Spring Assembly

Fusebox Spring Assembly brings artists and audiences together for three days of works-in-progress, performances, conversations, and artistic exchange across Austin’s Six Square Cultural District. It’s a space for trying things out, sharing ideas, and giving new projects room to take shape. In between biennial festivals, Fusebox is investing in Austin as a place where new work is created, not just consumed.

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April 23-24, 2027: All My Relations Collective | Skeleton Canoe

Skeleton Canoe follows the story of young Nawbin, an Anishinaabe youth searching for their place in the world. After mistakenly breaking their family’s canoe paddle in a fit of emotions, they flee their home and set out on a journey that takes them along the water to discover truths and a way back to themselves. Blending puppetry, storytelling, music, and multimedia design, this visually striking performance draws young audiences into a world where land, water, and family are interconnected.

Presented in partnership with Texas Performing Arts

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April 29-30, 2027: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker + Radouan Mriziga | Il Cimento dell’Armonia e dell’Inventione

Texas Premiere

Celebrated Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker joins Moroccan choreographer Radouan Mriziga to reimagine Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons—the beloved Baroque masterpiece and timeless ode to nature.

Blending dance and music into a richly expressive movement language, the production returns to the emotional core of Vivaldi’s compositions and the memories they evoke. At once contemplative and visually striking, Il Cimento dell’Armonia e dell’Inventione offers a powerful meditation on rhythm, nature, and human connection.

Presented in partnership with Texas Performing Arts

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Math Playground | Jiabao Li + Fumiko Futamura

Math Playground: Play with Math is an interactive, outdoor installation designed to transform abstract mathematical models and math thinking into engaging, larger-than-human playground equipment. Math is often perceived as difficult, abstract, or boring. Math playground makes math tangible, fun, and physically engaging. Visitors of all ages are invited to “play on the math”—climbing, sliding, swinging, and spinning on structures whose forms and mechanisms embody complex mathematical principles. Form follows function. The structure and the way people interact with it reveal the underlying math.

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