4 August 2024
Worth considering
Musician and theater artist Rhiannon Fiskradatz didn’t want to release her new album at a bar or coffee shop. Instead, in this production, “Show Me Your Wings,” she and her crew created an immersive journey through her evolution a multidisciplinary artist. Expect to share in writing who you are as a person while participating in art exhibits, puppetry, singing, movement and critiques of capitalism, patriarchy and modern technology. Don’t come, though, if you’re not ready to discover — and confront — who you are, or if you need a less stimulating environment to do so.
Presented by MaMa Faerie Productions at Squirrel Haus Arts; 7 p.m. August 3, 4, 7, 8 and 10
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The Minnesota Fringe Festival is presenting more than 100 hourlong stage acts from Aug. 1–11 around Minneapolis. Visit MinnesotaFringe.org for ticket and show information.
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