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Step Back in Time: Compton's Cafeteria Riot Brings LGBTQ+ History to Life - Broke-Ass Stuart's Website
“See you at Compton’s.” That phrase hits different once you’ve sat in the booth, had your coffee topped off by a queen in heels, and watched the Tenderloin of 1966 rise around you like a ghost that never left.The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot play — an immersive show produced by the Tenderloin Museum and staged in a meticulously recreated 1960s diner on Larkin Street — isn’t just theater. It’s a time machine, a history lesson, and a punch to the gut …
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