She is a plain and pensive woman. He is a rather ordinary man who lives in an extraordinary house. This house does algebraic equations and plots violence. One evening, woman, man, and house collide; not all of them survive.
According to Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle one can never be exactly sure of both the velocity and the position of a particle. People (and houses) cannot always find out what they want to know. Uncertainty prevails.
Performed as Vicious Trap.
Production Photos
![Julie in a crate, watching a portable TV through the slats](/img/0xUE1BPY2p-640.jpeg)
![Julie in a wedding gown as Brandon uses a sledge hammer to destroy the dry wall she's standing on](/img/g2XwVW6ngC-640.jpeg)
![Julie with an arm up, looking closely at something](/img/XeT8ZhCMhE-640.jpeg)
![Brandon covered in writing, sits in the rubble](/img/VuFSFw9_U9-640.jpeg)
![Julie carries a yoke with two suit cases](/img/84qEK4HbAr-640.jpeg)
![Julie walks away carrying a yoke with two suitcases dripping water](/img/e0JL-K1UqD-640.jpeg)
![Brandon shirtless and covered in writing, gestures with both hands together](/img/4hF-xP9DN--640.jpeg)
![Brandon angles his face with his hands, Julie in the back on a very tall park bench](/img/c8d7F1iTdT-640.jpeg)