A recent concert in Hobart featuring Australian singer-songwriter Deborah Conway took an unexpected turn as pro-Palestinian protesters interrupted the event. The disruption escalated when a patron threatened an activist with a broken glass, causing tension and concern among attendees.

The incident, which occurred at the Playhouse Theatre, was captured on camera and has since sparked controversy. Conway’s previous comments in support of Israel’s military actions in Gaza have led to backlash, with protesters calling for boycotts of her performances.

During the concert, multiple interruptions took place as protesters voiced their concerns over Israel’s actions towards civilians and children. Security had to intervene on several occasions to remove disruptive individuals from the venue.

One particularly alarming moment was when a female patron confronted a protester by smashing a glass on the stage and threatening them with the broken stem. The protester, visibly shaken, was then escorted out by security amid a tense atmosphere.

Tasmania Police has confirmed that they are investigating the incident and have spoken to individuals present at the concert. The footage provided by protesters shows a heated exchange between patrons and activists, highlighting the volatile nature of the situation.

Conway has expressed disappointment over the violence that occurred during her performance, labeling it as