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Content Operations Manager/ScreenHub Games Editor, host/MC, writer of dark fantasy. Knows a lot about death but not enough about keeping plants alive 🌿

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Australian presenter, culture journalist, fantasy/horror writer.

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Powerful solo works become companion pieces at Arts House

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By Steph Panecasio Verified
| ArtsHub Australia Verified
This November, Melbourne’s Arts House presents a pair of live solo performance works that complement each other through a shared through-line of community, cultural ties and the connection developed through storytelling. Working Class Clown and The Dark Matter of Usulal are two solo shows firmly anchored in identity and ancestry. While each takes a unique approach, the works are both tender, physical interpretations of how to channel history and grief into moving and innovative live performance.
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The WiZman’s World Re;Try remaster is nostalgic and charming

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By Steph Panecasio Verified
| ScreenHub
Over the past few years, we’ve seen countless remasters take back the reins of the gaming world, regaining their original popularity and bouncing back into the cultural zeitgeist with a vengeance. There’s an art to remastering, with a very necessary balance between nostalgia and the new, and the most successful remasters are the ones that nail this balance.
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The Good Old Days is a deep dive into nostalgia and memories

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By Steph Panecasio Verified
| GamesHub
You never forget the first games you ever played. The first movies you watched and loved. The first books you meticulously reread the pages of. In every piece of media you consume from then on, a little part of you is always there, trying subconsciously to capture the feeling of that first-loved thing. Nostalgia is king, and in upcoming Metroidvania game The Good Old Days, it permeates every element.
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