SONG OF MYSELVES is an experimental theatrical event that turns Whitman’s famous poem into a multi-sensory experience. Part play, part video and sound installation, part poetry reading. Adaptation is written and directed by Ellen Crispin.

Femme Fest ICT will take place April 20 at Fisch Haus with three screening programs, including the Kansas premieres of two feature films. 

Show starts at 7:30, admission by a suggested donation of $5

MME
Sue McKenzie - saxophone
Susan Mayo - cello
Paul Elwood - banjo

Welcome to the 15th annual Fisch Haus Tuesday Night Jazz Series! 

A month-long live performance series featuring weekly premiere productions of contemporary plays, experimental and improv performances, and stage readings. The series runs Thursday-Saturday evenings throughout March with doors at 7PM and curtain at 7:30 (Saturday 23rd matinee @ 2pm) with admission by a suggested donation of $10. 

Welcome to the 11th year of Living Statues! This is an annual family-friendly event that offers a unique and inspirational environment within which the public is invited to sketch, photograph, paint, or otherwise immortalize a group of talented Ballet Wichita dancers.

With Harvester Arts, Fisch Haus is pleased to announce the 2018 Neighborhood Superstar: Malissa Long. Malissa is a fiber artist who works primarily in upcycled and sustainable materials.

"The Seven Deadly Sins" is a series of dance solos, each one portraying the emotional and psychological aspects of these seven flaws of mankind. A dark, exploratory, and exciting performance of dance that depicts how sins expand from within, thoroughly engulfing and absorbing the human psyche.

Join us for a screening of notorious Wichita filmmaker RG Miller's new blockbuster: Ace Blister Ball! RG will be in attendance, to answer questions and talk about his own unique style of filmmaking.

20 years of Kansas' Notoriously Obnoxious Ball

Fisch Bowl, the not-for-profit arm of Fisch Haus, presents a summer of events at PLATFORM, the stage in the new paved area behind the Commerce St. Art District. Stay tuned for a list of events, and follow the Commerce St.

Welcome to OpenStudios, a program that pairs empty storefronts with practicing local artists. The artists benefit from a free studio for several months, and the building owner can market an animated, more attractive space that's easier to rent!

MAPMUSIK 2.0 IS HERE!

CANCELLED, SORRY: FILMMAKER HAD SCHEDULING ISSUES

Thursday, May 17

Film begins at 7PM, doors at 6:30. Admission is by a suggested donation of $5. The event is open to all ages, but please view the trailer before bringing children.

Site-Specific: A History of the Mattress Factory (97 minutes)

Screening begins at 7PM, admission is by a suggested donation of $5.

The director will be available for questions after the film.

We're very pleased to announce the tenth anniversary of Living Statues! This is an annual family-friendly event that offers a unique and inspirational environment within which the public is invited to sketch, photograph, paint, or otherwise immortalize a group of talented Ballet Wichita dancers.

The Wichita Fringe Festival features original scripts created and performed by area high school students.

March 10, 10AM and 1PM

Admission is $3 for a hand stamp at the door, good for both morning and afternoon shows.

A month-long live performance series featuring weekly premiere productions of contemporary plays, experimental and improv performances, and stage readings. Series begins on the first four Thursday evenings in March at 7p (Thursday, Friday, & Saturday*) with admission by a suggested donation of $10. 

The ImprovSESH dream team is back May 28th! Tat Hidano, Torin Andersen, and UJ Pesonen will attempt to surpass their extraordinary International Jazz Day performance this past April 30th. Join us at 7:30PM to see if they do! Everyone who was disappointed to miss the last gig will be very glad to have this second chance to experience whatever it was that made magic happen that night.

In its ninth year, the family-friendly Living Statues event offers a unique and inspired environment to sketch, photograph, paint, or otherwise immortalize a group of talented Ballet Wichita dancers.

MAN AND MACHINE is a series of works for percussion and electronics that demonstrate various ways of creating integration between a performer and the computer.

The performance begins at 7PM, and is open to all ages. Admission is by donation.

All pieces performed by Von Hansen.

Inaugurated in 2015, THEATRE THURSDAYS is a month-long live performance series featuring weekly premiere productions of contemporary plays, experimental and improv performances, and stage readings.

Join us from 7-10PM on Final Friday, January 27 for an evening of fun and games, offered in an attempt to enjoy some non-partisan companionship during this inaugural month. We'll have several tables of board games, cards, and puzzles set up, so come ready to play! Ping pong may happen.

Fisch Haus is very pleased to be a Community Partner for BURDEN, during the 2016 Tallgrass Film Festival.

As usual, Fisch Haus' activity tapers off a little during the summer months, as our not-for-profit organization, Fisch Bowl, does not produce any events during that time.  However, we'll be back on track in October, kicking off the season with a large-scale fine art exhibition of recent work by local photographer Dimitris Skliris.

In its eighth year, our family-friendly Living Statues event offers a unique and inspirational environment within which the public is invited to sketch, photograph, paint, or otherwise immortalize a group of talented Ballet Wichita dancers.

To kick off National Poetry Month, Wichita native Jon Kelly Yenser is bringing his poetry home again with an evening reading from his latest chapbook, The Disambiguation of Katydids and Other Poems About Kansas.

In collaboration with Opera Kansas, Fisch Haus brings you a Halloween celebration of anime and opera on Final Friday, October 30th, from 7-10 pm.

Paul Smith, artistic director for Opera Kansas, has put a modern spin on the late-1880s opera “My New Maid," offering it as a parody of the popular Japanese manga comic “The Black Butler.”