Dickie Beau’s Imagined Self-Portrait From the Soup of Culture
The British artist discusses “Blackouts,” at Crossing the Line 2017
Tag Archives: Fusebox Festival
Bourgeois Pretensions, or Biscuits and Gravy
Timothy Braun hangs out with Mac Wellman, Steve Mellor and Eliza Bent atThe Fusebox Festival in Austin, TX.
Ant Hampton’s Cue China (Elsewhere, Offshore)
Fusebox Festival blogger Robyn Ross writes about Ant Hampton’s “Cue China” currently in Austin, TX and coming to NYC May 1-5, presented by PS122 as part of the PEN World Voices Festival.
Forest Fringe comes to Fusebox Festival in Austin, TX
Fusebox Festival blogger Shannon McCormick reporting from Austin, TX. For the past nine years, Austin’s Fusebox Festival has sought to bring a sense of local, national, and international community and dialogue to the often isolated and far-flung practioners of new work, or experimental performance, or
Livestreaming from Fusebox
NewPlayTV is livestreaming the Hybrid Art Summit from Fusebox! Check it out here:
Culturebot Explores Critical Horizontalism at the Fusebox Festival
This May in Austin, we continue our examination of new models of critical engagement and the pressing issues of contemporary performance
Culturebot and The New Criticism
Culturebot founder Andy Horwitz talks about where we’ve been and where we’re going in a manifesto, of sorts, gazing into the future.
Fusebox Talks Series “Chewing the Fat”: Andrew Dinwiddie & Kevin Nutt
Andrew Dinwiddie and Kevin Nutt chew the fat over “Get Mad at Sin,” Dinwiddie’s powerhouse performance as televangelist Jimmy Swaggart, currently touring the festival circuit around North America
Fusebox Festival 2011 Podcast: Lin Hixon
Culturebot’s Timothy Braun and Fusebox Festival Artistic Director Ron Berry interview Lin Hixon.
Fusebox Festival 2011 Podcast: Rubber Repertory
Culturebot’s Timothy Braun and Fusebox Festival Artistic Directory Ron Berry talk to Josh Meyer and Matt Hislope from Rubber Repertory.
The Digest: March 9, 2011
Isaac Butler on narrative, Belarus Free Theater returns to New York, Fusebox Fest announces line-up, and a dance critic admits she can be shallow (and feels terrible for it)
Austin: Breaking String Theater’s “Flying”
…or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the New Russian Drama Fest