You're a train conductor, and ahead on the tracks are five people. You can pull a lever to redirect the train, saving them. But by doing so, you'll kill one worker on the alternate track.

What do you choose?

A Snake In My Brain begins with this straightforward ethical dilemma. From here, the performance plunges into increasingly complex dilemmas where greed takes center stage. As the narrative unfolds, the line between right and wrong blurs, leading the audience into a labyrinth of moral ambiguity.

Gone are the days of ultimate justice. We're in a new era where money and sex reign supreme—the two forces that can truly wound.

Through dynamic movement and performance art, the piece immerses the audience in real-life scenarios, challenging them to question their own choices. The cycle of the human condition is laid bare: starting with greed, moving through betrayal, lies, guilt, and regret, and culminating in revenge—only to start the loop again.

“I’m leaving.

This.

The apples.

This.

One, one two.

Apples.

Two apples.

Three four.”