Ildiko Susany

– Performance, Friday 13th November 2009

The Day the Galaxy Inevitably Exploded and Died is a play that ponders the challenging existential questions that plague our existence. Questions of meaning, morality, and mortality. Set trillions of years into the future, Broon (Chris Vernon) and Enlon (Ildiko Susany) are the last two beings left in the universe. Together they face the coming of the inevitable end of existence. So who killed off all the humans and animals? How did Broon and Enlon survive? And can our questions truly be answered before we reach… the inevitable end?

Ildiko is an emerging artist looking to forge a career in acting and writing for theatre, film & television and new media. After graduating with distinction from the University of Southern Queensland’s Acting Program in 2008, Ildiko has been working in the Brisbane industry while fitting in world travel. In 2009, her short play, The Day the Galaxy Inevitably Exploded and Died was a finalist in the Queensland Theatre Company’s Young Playwrights Program and was awarded a High Commendation. During her time at university, Ildiko performed in Romeo and Juliet, Gulp Fiction!, Mad Forest, and Zac the Hero. Since graduating, Ildiko has performed in “30 Second Love” (QPIX short film) as well as digital content for John Wiley & Sons. Ildiko is a proud member of the Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance.