Guerrilla Girls On Tour briefly research each place they visit and include current local issues and statistics on the state of the arts for women in every city they perform in. Silence Is Violence contains similar material to Feminists Are Funny but includes a 30-minute section on up-to-date statistics and strategies for combating violence against women. Guerrilla Girls On Tour dramatize a series of date rape situations and educate the audience with information on how to set boundaries and avoid potentially dangerous situations. The entire show is both upbeat and empowering. Local and statewide stats regarding violence against women are incorporated into each performance making them site-specific. The History of Women In Theatre: Condensed is the recovered herstory of women in world theatre in 90 minutes revealing the work of some of the most prolific yet unknown women of the modern theatre. If You Can Stand the Heat: The History of Women and Food explores women's relationship to food. In Part I: "PIE" – celebrated food writer M.F.K. Fisher takes us on a 10-minute musical romp though the history of women and food while baking her favorite apple pie. In Part II "CAKE" – southern cooking expert Edna Lewis polls the audience in an exercise that unleashes female obsession/anxiety over body image. And in Part III "BREAD" culinary heroine Julia Child explores global food supply and nutrition as well as women as both homemakers and bread winners while baking a French baguette. Exhibitions of Guerrilla Girls On Tour's posters have been organized at museums in the US, and at Zendai MoMA, China; Portobello Film Festival, UK and the Busan Biennale in South Korea. The Guerrilla Girls On Tour's web site contains all of their visual works as well as their annual Girlcott List (a list of theatres across the US that do not include plays by women in their mainstage seasons) and the annual Good News List (where to find plays by women). Their portfolio has been collected by museums and art collectors such as the Linda Lee Alter Collection of Art by Women, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the National Gallery of Canada. Website Guerrilla Girls On Tour! maintain a website http://www.ggontour.com which contains their performances, street actions and exhibitions as well as an account of their history and tactics. This is also where they can be reached to arrange appearances. Further reading In 2009 a book