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Sarah Ward is Concrete Playground's Associate Editor, Film and TV Editor, Film and TV Critic, and Brisbane Editor. If it's on a screen big or small, happening in Brisbane and southeast Queensland, or news of national and international interest — particularly arts and entertainment — then Sarah is across it.
Sarah has also been a film critic for ABC radio for over a decade. Covering all things cinema and television, Sarah has written for Screen International since 2015, and contributed to SBS, ACMI, AACTA, Birth.Movies.Death, Flicks, Senses of Cinema, ScreenHub, ArtsHub, Junkee, FilmInk, Lumina, Metro Magazine, Screen Education and more. Sarah's background includes managing, writing for and hosting Q&As at Australian film festivals, including the Brisbane International Film Festival, Melbourne International Film Festival, Sydney Film Festival, Queensland Film Festival and Sydney Underground Film Festival.
Favourite cinema in Brisbane: Angelika Film Centre, which is a glorious new place to see a movie.
Favourite cinema in Sydney: Golden Age Cinema & Bar, the one cinema everyone needs to go to in Sydney if they only go to one cinema.
Favourite cinema in Melbourne: The Astor Theatre, and not just because of its history with cinema cats.
Édgar Ramirez plays Paolo Macchiarini, who earned the nickname 'Miracle Man' — and Mandy Moore is the journalist looking into him for a story.
After closing in the CBD in July 2022 due to the Eagle Street precinct being torn down, this steak-slinging favourite has finally locked in new digs.
Messina's yuzu, blood orange, and salted coconut and mango sorbets are getting boozy.
Almost three decades after first hitting computers, the gaming franchise is getting a live-action adaptation starring Walton Goggins, Kyle MacLachlan and Ella Purnell from 'Yellowjackets'.
Debuting as a four-day event in 2022, this blend of lights, design and music will expand to 17 days in its second fest.
You can also grab a resort day pass to enjoy a splash in the one-acre lagoon beach over cocktails, oysters and prawn rolls.
The food mashup fiends are celebrating the season with a new round of inventive limited-edition sweet treats.
Do go chasing Tionne 'T-Boz' Watkins and Rozonda 'Chilli' Thomas on their six-city tour — and supports Busta Rhymes and En Vogue, too.
'Tis the season to enter your postcode or suburb, then find out where to see luminous festive displays near you and around town.
You've walked through van Gogh's work, then art by Monet and his impressionist contemporaries — now it's time to wander through pieces by Michelangelo, da Vinci, Botticelli and Caravaggio.
The smash-hit take on Henry VIll's six wives wowed the country from 2021–23 — and it isn't done yet.
Tuesday 2nd January - Wednesday 3rd January
@ Fortitude Music Hall
Don't just watch the star-studded festive favourite at home this December — catch it on the big screen.
The Mediterranean-inspired eatery is making the most of Brisbane's summer weather with a seafood-heavy menu and cocktails featuring Greek spirits.
Owner Brent Poulter has advised that rising cost-of-living pressures are behind the decision to shutter the chain's Brisbane stores, with its Townsville outposts still open.
Dating back to 1956, this surfside pub now sprawls across 1300 square metres and boasts a sunny new beer garden.
In not one but two exceptional Julia Garner-starring films in succession, the Australian filmmaker unpacks gender dynamics and power imbalances in ominous spaces.
