Holly Hughes presents an excerpt of a rant in progress Indelible in the Hippocampus is the Laughter, which asks the question: How it is that after fifty years of feminist fury, sexual violence is still the rule, not the exception?

A comedy.

Holly Hughes (they) is a writer, performer, and professor. Her works like The Well of Horniness, Preaching to the Preveting and The Dog and Pony Show have been performed widely to both applause and dismay. She is currently a professor at the Penny Stamps School of Art and Design.

photo by Jess Dobkin

Moe Angelos’s latest version of This Used to Be Gay, her personal travelogue of the lower East Side, starring the queer domestic version of Steve Reeves. Wear your most comfortable shoes and prepare to laugh loud enough to damage the plaster.

Moe (she) is a founder of the Five Lesbian Brothers, co author of Five Brothers Four Plays, and a core member of the Builder’s Association, lead by Marianne Weems.

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