Second version of Theatrical Fiasco / Howling in the Halls of Night. Splinters’ ‘Theatrical Fiasco’ uses both found space and transformed space. It doesn’t have a set to speak of—it is nothing less than walk-in art. It is a foray into language that uses images, puppets and music to make its point. It is environmental theatre where transactions are unrelated or superfluous. Instead of allowing dramatic focus to be flexible and variable, Splinters let it alternate between fixed and non-existent, full-on and full off. ‘Theatrical Fiasco’ interleaves Mardi Gras and Judgment Day. It is less fiasco than fiesta . . . Okay, Splinters, you’ve destroyed all the rules. Now what?
Splinters Theatrical Fiasco cast 
Andy Freer