“Act Like a Feminist Artist – A Guerrilla Girl Unmasks” is an insiders look at what went behind the posters, protests, fax blitzes, speak outs and street theatre actions the Guerrilla Girls used to attack and expose sexism and racism in theatre. Inspired by Guerrilla Girl Aphra Behn’s (aka Donna Kaz) twenty years on the front line of feminist activism, this interactive talk is a humorous and enlightening step by step how-to guide to effect change by combining activism and art and includes readings from the memoir, “UN/MASKED, Memoirs of a Guerrilla Girl On Tour.”  Tour includes stops in Glen Cove, NY; Wilkes Barre, PA; Bayshore, NY; Scranton, PA; Los Angeles, CA and Tampa, FL. For details visit: http://guerrillagirlsontour.com/art-of-activism-guerrilla-girls/

Aphra Behn aka Donna Kaz is an author and leading feminist voice in the nation on how to combine activism and art. For the past 20 years she has spoken at conferences, universities and festivals with readings and talks about social change via art, grassroots activism and the feminist art movement. She has written for and been featured by media outlets including Ms. Magazine, Bitch Media, Bust, Mother Jones, NPR, Alternet, Role Reboot and Women in Hollywood. Kaz is the recipient of the Venus Theatre Lifetime Achievement Award, Yoko Ono Courage Award for the Arts and the Skowhegan Medal. Her memoir, “UN/MASKED, Memoirs of a Guerrilla Girl On Tour,” was published in November of 2016 by Skyhorse.