The new touring show by comedian Daniel Kitson, Mouse – The Persistence of an Unlikely Thought, was a great little set piece for Splinter to build. Designed by the comedian himself as he likes to run all of his own productions, Splinter’s work consisted of a large backdrop wall that evoked the impression of the show taking places inside a run-down rusty storage container. Working under a tight deadline Splinter were able to build and paint the set during a week. The key element to the design of the set is that when the show tours to different venues the wall can shrink in width by removing a panel giving the set great flexibility.