"Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller.

Death of a Salesman Character Brief for Willy Loman Appearance: Willy should be a short man that is overweight. He should slouch and have a sheepish smile that wishes to exude confidence but just can't quite cut it. His attire should consist of a neatly trimmed suit, slightly weathered and out of fashion with wrinkles and marks from being over worn. Willy's should be dark and deep sunken with many wrinkles surrounding them, a visible …

…but at times, let his lack of confidence shine through when during scenes when he becomes defensive. He is unsure of his stance on things and this is evident as he contradicts himself often. This is representative of his life, as it is one large contradiction. Willy walks through life as though he is the richest and proudest man in the world, when in reality he is a lowly businessman who is unsure of himself.