The performance begins with the last scene of the original text where Willy runs toward his death, and the following scenes depict his past life as flashback.

Willy runs on the treadmill for the whole running time and the audience share the very moment in which Willy races his car toward his death. As he runs, his family members appear on stage around him, not following the time sequence but following Willy’s stream of thoughts.

The characters deform the scenes of the original play, while torturing, encouraging or persuading Willy. Each scene and the attitude of characters are reorganized from Willy’s point of view. Willy reminisce his life and his family in a way he wishes to, and this alienates him further away from the others. Willy is a portrait of today’s fathers who were forced to advance into the
battlefield of living and march forward. They, once, have been the backbone of today’s economy but today, they ended up being insignificant and useless.

Through Willy’s physical energy, the play depicts how devoted they were to their family and how miserable and intense their lives were. Willy’s confusion, loneliness, despair, efforts, tears and song knock hard on the audience’s heart with intense heat and energy.