Come, Ye Sinners, and Whoreship with us.
We are Str!pper Co-op!
We’re done with the way traditional strip clubs discriminate, fail to keep us safe, and steal our wages and tips. We’re seizing the means of seduction! We are worker-owned and democratically worker-run. “Sharing the bag” is our motto- we pool tips and donate to our community. Join the revolution and experience our creativity unleashed onstage- you’ve never seen anything like it. Come thirsty, and come prepared to throw some cash!
Our venue is located in Los Feliz, Los Angeles. The exact address will be sent to you once you purchase a ticket.
There is a parking lot and street parking available.
Doors 7pm. Seating for the show begins at 7:30pm. Please do your best to come early! The show will run from 7:45pm to 10pm with an intermission.
After the show, stay to enjoy the after party with confession booths so you can leave with your soul fully cleansed and refreshed.
Participant Bios
The Str*pper Co-op is a diverse, worker-led collective committed to disrupting the historically exploitative stripping industry by empowering str*pper-workers with collective control over working conditions and profits. We center camaraderie over competition, practicing the “sharing the bag” ethos to ensure equity, support, and solidarity among our members. Through our unique pop-up strip shows, we create spaces that celebrate diversity, agency, and self-representation, offering empowering and creative adult entertainment that challenges industry norms.
Our mission is to build a more just and inclusive future for adult performers—where marginalized voices are uplifted, labor is respected, and the community thrives. By prioritizing collaboration, equity, and artistic freedom, we aim to reshape the landscape of adult entertainment and create safer, more supportive spaces for both performers and audiences.

Coco Ono aka Kayla Tange, is a Los Angeles-based multidisciplinary artist and has stripped in clubs across Los Angeles and beyond for nearly two decades, and her work is shaped by that intimacy, spectacle and transaction. Tange co-founded Cyber Clown Girls and Sacred Wounds in 2020, Stripper Co-op in 2021 and co-created Private Practices AAPI Sex Worker and Performance Art Collection at the Los Angeles Contemporary Archive. www.kaylatange.com

Riv is a queer visual and performance artist who uses chaos and humor to both disarm and seduce her audience. She produces, performs in, and edits her own comedy show, Stupid Hawt Cooking, a blend of improv, satire, bad cooking, and feminine rage. The show also weaves in messages on social issues such as sustainability, ableism, and consent. In 2021, Riv co-founded Stripper Co-op, and in 2022, she went on strike and successfully unionized Star Garden. In previous roles, she has produced art shows and managed music programs at three Boys & Girls Clubs in Southern California.

Velveeta came to Los Angeles from the midwest in 2017. She started her stripping career at Star Garden that same year. In 2022 she led her coworkers in a walk-out protesting unsafe working conditions. They picketed for 8 months and officially became union strippers in 2023. She is a co-founder of Stripper Co-op. Now she’s busy with a live show and podcast entitled “Stilettobox,” strippers soapboxing for sex worker rights. Catch the show on TikTok @freevelveeta 6pm PT on Wednesdays.

Antonia Crane is a writer, queer sex worker, filmmaker, and PhD candidate at USC. She is the author of Spent and Pandemic Peep Show, and a longtime advocate for sex worker rights. A founding member of the first stripper union at The Lusty Lady in the ’90s, she received Antioch University’s Outstanding Community Service & Activism Award. Her writing appears in The New York Times, The Nation, N+1, and Whorephobia, edited by Lizzie Borden. Her debut short film Lady Los Angeles won Best LGBT Film at the 2024 Palermo International Film Festival. She lives in Los Angeles.

Inten$ity Bankroll (she/her) is a force of nature—artist, filmmaker, and sex worker—blending movement, performance, and storytelling into an irresistible spectacle. Drenched in seduction, dripping in power, and laced with pure magnetism, she doesn’t just turn heads—she shifts the atmosphere. A walking fantasy, a living masterpiece, a dream wrapped in danger. Whether on stage or behind the camera, she’s here to spark desire, challenge narratives, and unapologetically advocate for sex worker autonomy—because every story she tells is a revolution in motion.

Selen is a writer, activist, and (come August 2025) an associate therapist. Selena writes a biweekly blog about their adventures in sex work. They presided as president of Strippers United from 2020-2024. Currently, they are wrapping up their master’s degree with the dream of becoming a trauma therapist that serves the sex worker community.

ViVi S Fierce is a larger-than-life performer who commands every stage she graces. A true Hollywood starlet with Southern roots, she brings the glamour of Anna Nicole Smith with a confidence that’s all her own. Known as the Jumbo Bimbo, she embodies sex, beauty, and pure, unfiltered fierceness.

Sin Twisted is an international veteran performer of 27yrs. Variety entertainer of various skill sets & apparatus. Indigenous 2Spirit living with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome.

Hypnotik: a softy with a big hardy.

Lilith Lilith is a stripper, labor organizer, and writer. She helped lead the historic union campaign at Star Garden Topless Bar, eventually heading public relations for Equity Strippers NoHo and coordinating national media coverage. After working as a Hollywood assistant, she joined the WGA in 2022 with a legal procedural episode centered on a strip club drugging case. She is currently developing THE GARDEN, a feature inspired by her experience on the Star Garden picket line. She loves niche history, folk music, cultural dance, and writing songs on banjo and accordion, and is excited to help build the Stripper Co-op.

Marianina is a multidisciplinary artist originally from Colima, México who uses music as a vehicle for protest and social justice, empowering immigrants, women, and queer people of color. She has performed across Mexico, Europe, and the US, fusing Latin rhythms, pop, and hip hop into fiercely political anthems. She moved to California in 2019 and independently released her debut album Corazón de Perra (2021), six singles including “From Palestine to Mexico,” and the EP Suavecita y Peligrosa (2024), with her third album due in 2027 under Cosmica Records. She has also composed original music for award-winning films.

Rubie Hellia is a southern born queer performer who has been raising hell in LA for the last 5 years. This actual succubus has done everything from burlesque to hardcore pornography. Her interests include but are not limited to: weightlifting, kissing in public, pinball, and BDSM. When she’s not filming content or writhing around in the laps of strangers you can find her drinking tequila and offering “uppies” to anyone she thinks she can lift and carry – often grown men. Her ultimate goal is to dismantle the patriarchy and put on a hell of a show in the process.

Stripper Co-op presents: Glory Hoes is co-presented by Stripper Co-op as a part of the 2026 Circa: Queer Histories Festival, presented by One Institute.

Founded in 1952, One Institute is the oldest active LGBTQ+ organization in the country and the proud presenters of Circa: Queer Histories Festival. It's mission is to elevate queer and trans history and embrace emerging stories through collaborative education, arts, and cultural programs.
Each year, One Institute produces one-of-a-kind exhibitions and public programs connecting LGBTQ+ history and contemporary culture to effect social change. Through unique K-12 teacher trainings, lesson plans, and youth mentorship programs, One empowers the next generation of teachers and students bringing queer history into classrooms and communities. As the independent community partner of ONE Archives at the USC Libraries, One Institute helps promote the largest collection of LGBTQ+ materials in the world.

The Stripper Co-op’s vision is to disrupt the status quo of the historically exploitative adult entertainment industry by giving stripper-workers collective power over working conditions, and control over profits. We do this by building community and solidarity with our unique pop-up strip shows in which we practice the ethos of camaraderie over competition and “sharing the bag,” ensuring equity and support for our members.