Suzannah Conway

Suzannah Conway is an experienced arts administrator, having been CEO of Opera Queensland, the Brisbane Riverfestival and the Centenary of Federation celebrations for Queensland. She is a freelance arts writer and has been writing reviews and articles for over 20 years, regularly reviewing classical music, opera and musical theatre in particular for The Australian and Limelight magazine as well as other journals. Most recently she was Arts Hub's Brisbane-based Arts Feature Writer.

Suzannah Conway's Latest Articles

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Theatre review: Slow boat

A story of resilience and hope, Slow Boat shares some important messages for our times.

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Theatre review: Holding Achilles

A mixed bag of visual, physical and dramatic theatre that loses its way in the telling.

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Theatre review: Fourteen

Shannon Molloy’s beautifully realised coming-of-age story has been well adapted for the stage.

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Concert review: Mahler's Symphony No. 3

Impressively played and beautifully crafted in this presentation by the Queensland Youth Symphony.

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Placing community at a festival’s heart while reaching for the stars

Brisbane Festival’s Louise Bezzina wants to redefine what a festival can and should be.

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Exhibition review: Embodied Knowledge, Queensland Contemporary Art

Exploring big ideas and tackling challenging questions, Embodied Knowledge is an insightful and relevant exhibition of contemporary art.

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Celebrating 75 years of fine music making

As Queensland Symphony Orchestra marks its 75th birthday, we look back on the Orchestra’s rich history, and towards its future.

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Musical review: 42nd Street

The famous Broadway musical, full of show-stopping numbers, was given a marvellous production by the musical theatre students at Queensland…

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Theatre review: JALI

An inspirational and heartfelt story about a life-changing journey told through the medium of comedy.

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Theatre review: The Sunshine Club

A welcomed restaging of the play; its messaging as fresh and relevant today as when it was first performed over…

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