FUSION Theatre Company is elated to announce our 2025 Autumn Season lineup! Featuring WAKEY, WAKEY by Will Eno, ONE FLEA SPARE by Naomi Wallace, and 1st STREET CABARET curated by FUSION.
Wavetrails Festival is returning to FUSION on Friday & Saturday, October 10–11. Wavetrails is an experimental festival of Light + Sound, featuring performances, collaborations, and seminars from local and national artists and musicians. An official event of the 2025 Rising High Arts Festival!
Five Vignette plays in two acts will recount humorous, dramatic, and traumatizing memories of a young immigrant girl acclimating to her new community while interpreting confusing tropes of both her own culture and that of her new home.
FUSION Theatre Company Presents not LOST but FOUND in TRANSLATION from July 17–20, in concert with The Albuquerque Museum’s exhibition, Light, Space, and the Shape of Time. Conceived and directed by Laurie Thomas, it is a devised work with written, cinematic, movement, and musical input from the artists involved.
Friday, June 27th, voguers from across the state of New Mexico will steal your hearts and tips during the Heist at the Museum: Vogue Exhibition Ball.
High Desert Playback will listen to your real-life stories and then will play them back on the spot using theater, music, spoken word, and ritual. At FUSION on June 15 at 2 PM!
The Starlet Dance Studio invites you to their Spring Recital at FUSION | 708 on Saturday, May 17th at 10:30 AM!
Join the New Mexico Youth Arts Ambassadors on May 16th at 5 PM for musical and spoken word performances by their young student artists and a special performance by Keith Sanchez and the Moonthieves.
New Worlds Incubator is bringing KIM’S BABY to FUSION | The Cell on April 26 @ 7 PM and April 27 @ 2 PM!
The Starlet Dance Studio invites you to their Winter Recital at FUSION | 708 on Saturday, December 14th at 10:30 AM!
ABQSHC Theatre is bringing three thought-provoking short dramas for its semester performance at FUSION | The Cell from December 13th–15th!
Under the direction of Mark Opperman, students from the Public Academy for Performing Arts will be performing selections of popular music along with original works.
New Voices celebrates seven newcomers to storytelling, each discovered in the past year through a combination of personal and traditional tales, told on stage or in small story circles.
Join FUSION friends and special guests for a celebration of the performing arts, honoring the finest local talent in a production that will showcase the Best of Albuquerque!
Shy Summer Market, hosted by Shy Natives, is a community-based event aiming to celebrate Indigenous artists, makers, musicians, and performers. Join us from 4–10 PM on August 16th at FUSION!
FUSION Theatre Company is elated to announce our 2024 Autumn Season lineup! Featuring TRUE WEST by Sam Shepard, 1st STREET CABARET curated by FUSION, and THE CHILDREN by Lucy Kirkwood.
MOTHERHOOD. WHAT A BITCH! is Carolyn’s third solo show to open at The Cell. Humorist and storyteller Carolyn Meyer consulted the experts, but nothing prepared her for what it really means to be a “Mother” – in every sense of the word.
At the "Honoring Our Two Spirit Elders" dinner and awards, the SW Two Spirit Society will recognize a Two Spirit Elder with a Lifetime Achievement Award along with other recognitions.
Under the direction of Mark Opperman, students from the Public Academy for Performing Arts will be performing selections of popular music along with original works.
SOLS OUT. Such Unknown Horrors is an original, all-female retelling of Dracula through dance. Written, choreographed, and directed by Annmarie Garcia Sheahan, it takes a post-apocalyptic queer spin on classics such as Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla and Bram Stoker’s Dracula. This performance is recommended for 16+.
SOLD OUT. Join FUSION friends and special guests for a year-ending celebration of the performing arts, honoring the finest local talent in a production that will showcase the Best of Albuquerque!
Under the direction of Mark Opperman, students from the Public Academy for Performing Arts will be performing selections of popular music along with original works.
Magic Beans is coming to FUSION | 708 on November 21 at 7 PM (doors at 6)! Magic Beans has a passion for music that is as infectious as their songs, both of which have gained them national notoriety in a short time.
Chai Chai is a new play by Anooj Bhandari, and it is toured on bikes by Agile Rascal Theatre. At the intersection of "this way" and "that way," a Giant sits at a Chai Stall, a Matchmaker wonders if she is losing her touch, and a very quiet character suddenly has a lot to say.
FUSION Theatre Company is elated to announce our 2023 Autumn Season lineup! Featuring Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson – Apt. #2B by Kate Hamill; The Height of the Storm by Florian Zeller and translated Christopher Hampton; and 1st Street Cabaret curated by FUSION!
Shy Summer Market, hosted by Shy Natives, is a community-based event aiming to celebrate Indigenous artists, makers, musicians, and performers.
The Maker's Club is a free variety show and art night—as part of The ABQ Artwalk—featuring an open gallery and live performances from local musicians, dancers, comedians, and poets. Swing by at your own leisure at any point during the 5–9 PM window, and enjoy a collection of diverse art from some of Albuquerque’s finest performers!
The Maker's Club is a free variety show and art night—as part of The ABQ Artwalk—featuring an open gallery and live performances from local musicians, dancers, comedians, and poets. Swing by at your own leisure at any point during the 5–9 PM window, and enjoy a collection of diverse art from some of Albuquerque’s finest performers!
The Maker's Club is a free variety show and art night—as part of The ABQ Artwalk—featuring an open gallery and live performances from local musicians, dancers, comedians, and poets. Swing by at your own leisure at any point during the 5–9 PM window, and enjoy a collection of diverse art from some of Albuquerque’s finest performers!
Playwright Tatiana Isabel Gil invites you to a mixed-media theatrical experience exploring Latine peoples of all different identity intersections' relationship to their Indigenous identities and ancestors. Included in this experience will be a staged reading of Tatiana Isabel Gil's new play, Sopita de Entropia.
This performance explores the idiom through layers of meaning and expression, including etymology, personal narrative, historical events, and current global predicaments. The performance content is both timely and rooted in time.
