Our winter tour of Tomás and the Library Lady is now complete
Thanks to all who participated, contributed and attended
Due to popular demand, we are seeking funding for a 2nd tour later this year.
Our Mission Statement
FUSE Theatre collaborates with partnering organizations to create theatrical experiences that respect and celebrate social awareness and a spirit of community through three types of theatre practice.
Stage Practice
Production of original or published works is typical of what comes to mind for most theatre companies. Fuse Theatre’s approach is to add elements of audience
Applied Theatre Practice
Applying theatre methods of playmaking, community-based theatre and theatre in education, Fuse works with community partners – both actors and non-actors to generate thought provoking performances.
Civic Engagement Practice
Artists work with the community members to engage in dialogue and discussion using theatre techniques. The goals of this practice are community connections and civic dialogue.
Our Events
Don't miss our upcoming Fuse events!
Performance Arts Showcase
Fuse Theatre will be part of a Performance Arts Showcase with other groups as part of the Mid-Peninsula Performing Arts (MPPA) group. Additional information will be available shortly. Check back again later, or <Click here> to sign up on our mailing list.
Upcoming Pecha Kucha Event
An upcoming Pecha Kucha event, about music, is being planned. Check back with us, or subscribe to our mailing list, for more information.
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What people say about Fuse Theatre
Your reviews
Kelly Power
“Loved the venue and presentations!” Redwood City PechaKucha Event, April 21, 2016
Shannon DeMelo
I am very excited about working with Fuse Theatre to explore and discuss social issues with the community.
Carmen Blair
The San Mateo County History Museum has had a long-term partnership with Stacey Ardelean to foster learning about San Mateo history and are very pleased to extend our relationship with her theatre company The series of Pecha Kucha workshops and events brings together the museum’s resources on immigration with students and adults in the community in a unique and engaging