A Benefit for Abortion Access Front (AAF)
Saturday, September 28, 2024
6:30 pm Doors // 7:30 pm Music
All Ages
$50 (+taxes/fees) Advance General Admission
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Do Re #MeToo is back!
An unforgettable and hilarious evening of powerful feminists reclaiming the most misogynistic songs you love to hate — all to benefit the amazing work of Abortion Access Front (AAF).
Featuring some of the Twin Cities' most amazing performers, flipping the script on the patriarchy, satirically covering some of pop music’s most sexist AF songs with all the vitriol they so richly deserve.
It has been a year + since Roe v Wade was overturned and things have gone from bad to worse to just plain WTF and the boisterous energy of Do Re #MeToo is the catharsis we all need right now, PLUS it is benefitting a wonderful organization that has boots on the ground fighting for reproductive freedom every day.
And the performers are beyond excited not only to take the stage but to raise money for such a great organization: “AAF is a creative and determined group of individuals who work hard for abortion rights, support the brave and struggling independent abortion provider, and create ways for us all to take action” says Barb Brynstad, (Turn, Turn, Turn) “I will always lend my support any way that I can and playing in the house band for Do Re #MeToo is such a fun way to raise money for AAF and people spirits while doing it!”
Do Re #MeToo will be an incredible evening of the most horrifying and hilariously sexist songs performed by some of The Twin Cities' most celebrated voices!
Founded in 2015 by comedian and Daily Show co-creator Lizz Winstead, Abortion Access Front (Abortion AF) is a nonprofit organization made up of activists, comedians, writers, and producers. They use humor to destigmatize abortion and expose the extremist forces working to destroy access to reproductive rights and abortion in all 50 states.
Abortion AF’s provocative and hilarious multimedia content educates people about the pervasive and discriminatory abortion laws that disproportionately impact people in BIPOC communities, while also working on the ground, growing support, and raising awareness for independent abortion providers- the community clinics who bear the brunt of anti-abortion legislation and harassment, and provide the majority of abortion care in the country.
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