Tender (n.): A Person Who Takes Charge: Making Public Art In The Tenderloin

FLYAWAY PRODUCTIONS and the TENDERLOIN MUSEUM Presented TENDER (n.): a person who takes charge-- A site-specific dance celebrating 100 years of outcast activism in the Tenderloin. Tender ran June 7 - 16, 2018 at the Cadillac Hotel, located at 380 Eddy Street. All performances were free, as was admission to the Tenderloin Museum, located on the ground floor of the Cadillac Hotel, after each performance. Tender celebrates the outcasts who, defying convention, have served as activists in pursuit of a desirable place to live and thrive. In Tender, Flyaway Productions distilled a century of San Francisco's history into four parts, each representing a new wave of activism in the Tenderloin. The In and Above the Street Residency included 10 free performances, 8 open rehearsals, 2 curbside conversations, lectures at the Tenderloin and Asian Art Museum, and a walking tour of the neighborhood.