Compton’s Cafeteria Riot

co-written by Colette LeGrande, Mark Nassar, and Donna Personna

directed by Ezra Reaves

Re-opening in April 2025 at the Tenderloin Museum’s new venue dedicated to the play at 835 Larkin St.

“The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot” is an immersive, interactive play directly inspired by the 1966 uprising in San Francisco’s Tenderloin that marked a seminal act of collective resistance in the ongoing fight for transgender rights. The Tenderloin Museum is honored to present a new production of the play as an ongoing production in the heart of the neighborhood that holds the riot’s legacy in its reputation.

Stay tuned for more info; sign up for the Tenderloin Museum email newsletter for updates on previews and the premiere. Also, visit www.comptonscafeteriariot.com to find and follow the creative team behind the play! Take a peek at the latest news via @comptonscafeteriariot on IG below:

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WE'RE BACK! We're within weeks of announcing the dates for the re-opening of "Compton's Cafeteria Riot!" Our goal is to open on Valentine's Day 2025 at our brand spankin' new Tenderloin location. Want to be the first to know about tickets a
Compton's is making news, again! Thanks to @sanfranciscopride and @tenderloinmuseum for hosting purposes exciting launch last night, and for @ktvu2 for covering it! LINK IN BIO #sftheater #comptonscafeteriariot #transherstory