The Fusebox Festival is an annual contemporary art and performance festival that takes place in Austin, TX each April. This year’s dates are April 25 – May 6. The Quick Draw Photo Booth can be found at the Fusebox Festival Hub during the entirety of the event. The hub is the heart and soul of the […]

KPWR got a little behind in their finances, so they threw a Rent Party to catch up. There was stand-up comedy, followed by bands and DJs and of course plenty of beer.

The Big Hair Country Fair was a highly successful fundraiser event to benefit Theatre Action Project. Nestled under the old oak trees at the Salt Lick pavilion, attendees enjoyed all you can eat BBQ and a flowing open bar. Adding to the festivities were wild carnival games, Bird’s Barbershop’s finest coiffures offering free hair doos, […]

This event happened during SXSW at the Monofonus Press compound. There were plenty of amazing musicians performing along with an array of art installations, beer, food, and other festive ingredients. The booth had plenty of repeat visitors (which is a great thing), but lots of technical difficulties with the scanner (which is a bad thing). […]

               The Photo Booth was invited by Paper Chairs Theatre Company to perform before, during intermission, and after their newest production, Woodwork: A Collection of Hank Schwemmer Plays.                The show and the booth performed in the non-traditional, but completely apt, space of the Delta Millworks, […]

Gnap! Theater Projects and partner company, The Merlin Works Institute for Improvisation celebrated their fourth anniversary at Salvage Vanguard Theater with a special weekend of reunion shows, special appearances, dances, and parties for their Homecoming Weekend. The Quick Draw Photo Booth captured the absolutely disgusting display of talented faces… and by “disgusting” I mean “incredible”. […]

The Drunk Dial girls threw a big old Valentine’s Day matchmaking party. We got to see, draw, and photograph some of the lovely couples and triples and quadruples. This performance was a collaboration with the inimitable Todd Mein.  

Mi Casa Es Su Teatro is a part of Hyde Park Theatre’s Frontera Fest. Folks walked all over West Mary and beyond in the blistering Texas cold. Please note all the poor sniffly, little red noses in the following photos. This performance included very special guest artist Madeline Malka.

This was a short session set up for promotional photographs and video around Lake Park, near the Mueller Center. Hopefully some of the people photographed will find their way here! This performance included very special guest artist Todd Mein.