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Co-founder, arts ed. @48Hills | SF Bay Guardian @sfbg | co-owner The Stud | DJ Mag | MixMag | RBMA | 2025: OUP Electronic Music Handbook | marke@48hills.org
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Alleluia Panis traces a notorious racist miscarriage of justice through dance

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By Marke Bieschke Verified
| EIN News
Read Charles Lewis III’s review of Burden of Proof here. Alleluia Panis, the artistic director of American Pilipino company KULARTS, has carved a fascinating space in local dance, combining Pilipino tribal and traditional arts and American contemporary forms. One of her themes has been the stories of Pilipino healthcare workers, creating striking performances through which she illuminates the trauma and resilience of the Pilipino diaspora.
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Clubbing in California: The Year of Fire and ICE

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By Marke Bieschke Verified
| Resident Advisor (RA) Verified
"The military is invading, people are getting snatched off the streets, fires are obliterating entire neighborhoods—right now, throwing parties seems like playing a violin on the Titanic." Los Angeles-based promoter Jason Letendre, AKA Richie Panic, wasn't exaggerating: the Golden State has had one hell of a year. "It turns out it can be pretty hard to maintain a utopian vision of nightlife when reality itself seems to be disintegrating all around us," he mulled incredulously over a video call.
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