While dancers today may bristle at the term"stripper," Kata Pierce-Morgan embraced it in the 1970s and fought against the stereotypes with what she calls “stripper energy.”
In this first chapter, meet a trio of dancers who worked at Les Girls Theater across three decades starting in 1968. Surprisingly, the stereotypes and stigmatization they encountered decades ago persist today. They will share what their jobs were really like and how Les Girls was a unique environment that would eventually become entirely run by women., Kata has been turning chapters from her life and the history of Les Girls into politically charged performance art for.
Prepare for sassy strippers, corrupt cops, and a fierce activism launched from the unlikely stage of a strip club. "Chapter 2: Let it all hang out, or how a Texas Baptist went all-nude to shock San Diego" drops June 5 with additional episodes dropping one per week in the following four weeks.Kata Pierce-Morgan, poet, activist, former dancer, current owner of Les Girls Theater.Pepper, former dancer and cashier at Les Girls Theater in the 1980s.Potential tough-on-crime ballot measure promises less homelessness.