In 1999, Sarah Kane took her life by hanging herself by her shoelaces. Her personal life was riddled with conflict stemming from severe depression. In one last act of love to the theatre, she wrote what many consider her greatest achievement, 4.48 Psychosis.She gives us an insight of the human brain in the place between life and death questioning the validity of suicide. The play is written in a manner which is not realistic or linear but rather abstract and disjointed, which is appropriate when dealing with issues of mental health-the rational does not apply. Through the use of video, projections, and abstract movement, Iron Crow will attempt to navigate the human brain through Kane's text in this highly stylized production.