Applications Are In Applications for spaces, that is, for Edinburgh 2006. Greg and Eva applied to four venues, so hopefully they'll be competing for our show within weeks. Keep your fingers crossed, friends of the Knuckle.  ¶ 9:47 PM 0 comments

  A bit more about the people behind the curtain... Split Knuckle began life at the London International School of Performing Arts, through a thesis project for six passionate performers: Seth Bloom, Andrew Grusetskie, Juan Mora y Araujo, Eva Sirp, Greg Webster, and Michael Toomey.

Our work began with an adaptation of John Steinbeck's The Pearl. Over several weeks, the team researched and adapted the text, presenting it in July 2005 in a studio in West London. The house was packed for three shows, and the response was terrific. Unwilling to let the project end there, the six of us have decided to remount The Pearl for the Edinburgh Fringe in August, 2006.

We're all thrilled to be working together again on a project we love. Thanks for coming here to check out our progress. We'll be posting regularly here with updates on what we're doing, what we're discovering, and where and when we'll be performing.  ¶ 2:28 PM 0 comments

  Who are we? Welcome to the blog of Split Knuckle, a new theater company dedicated to creating powerful, moving stories in unique and compelling new forms.

We're currently planning a residency in Argentina, followed by our Edinburgh fringe debut. Stay tuned for more information and details on our latest production!  ¶ 8:24 PM 0 comments