Come, Ye Sinners, and Whoreship with us.

We, a worker co-op of strippers and sex workers, invite you to congregate with us in the spirit of the trailblazing sex workers who occupied a church in Lyon, France in 1975 to protest stigma, criminalization and police harassment. That event is commemorated as International Whores Day. In this moment when religious conservatism wields political power, targeting our queer, trans, and sex worker communities with violence, we are using performance to transform the church into a place where sex work is witnessed as an embodiment of divine love and acceptance and the mutual devotion of strip artist and audience is an outpouring of love that fills everyone’s chalice.

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.