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

Still trying to decide what to see? Check out all our Fringe reviews at twincities.com/tag/fringe-festival, with each show rated on a scale of Must See, Worth Considering, Could Be Worse or You Can Skip.

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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