Kathy Mata’s shows redefine the ballet experience
On her stage, dancers defy norms. Crowds can cheer. And community members get in for free.
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The Tenderloin Voice publishes poetry and other artistic works by community members.
The 38 Geary
the 38 geary
crammed with people
hanging on straps
crushed in the aisles
every seat taken
Broken gate
Sometimes
it’s hard to tell
when things are broken
Sometimes
we use them anyway
O’Farrell
underfoot
every day
unnoticed
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