Edward (as Ian)

Male | 40s | under 3 minutes
Starts on page 32

EXTRACT: There's Saint Paul; Saint Francis; Saint Christopher; Saint Joan; a whole cast of the buggers. Trust me, it's the biggest thing since garden gnomes... They're unique. They're designed to transcend all religious, national and cultural boundaries. Protestant, Hindu, Buddhist, Jew, Muslim, Rastafarian - they'll all want one... It's easy, you just fill them with soil, add water, then in couple of weeks - Zowie! - Alyssum...Tiny daisies. Thousands of pretty little flowers. They come sprouting out of their eyes, their ears, noses - they've got holes everywhere, you name it. You should see the crucifixion - Spectacular!

ARTICLE: THE MAINTENANCE ROOM

RHYS GARD, ALT MEDIA, 28 OCTOBER 2013

"Welcome to The Maintenance Room, a thrilling new play from award-winning playwright Gerry Greenland that doesn’t back away from life’s more evocative questions."

REVIEW: THE MAINTENANCE ROOM

REGI SU, WHAT'S ON SYDNEY, 10 NOVEMBER 2013

"From the 7th until the 30th of November, King Street Theatre presents “The Maintenance Room”, a play of existential proportions. Written by Gerry Greenland and Directed by Allan Walpole, this play was clever, enticing and I walked away feeling very satisfied."

REVIEW: THE MAINTENANCE ROOM (KING STREET THEATRE)

SUZY WRONG, SUZY GOES SEE, 9 NOVEMBER 2013

"Gerry Greenland’s script has an excellent plot that never gives room for any predictability, and its every twist and turn keeps us engaged and fascinated."

REVIEW: 'THE MAINTENANCE ROOM' AT KING ST THEATRE

MADDY BUTLER, WEEKEND NOTES, 25 NOVEMBER 2013

"Life is precious. It is also unpredictable, chaotic and fleeting, which is partly what makes it so precious. This is the main sentiment expressed in 'The Maintenance Room', a new play showing at King St Theatre."