"Death of a Salesman" is a significant drama by Arthur Miller that highlights the tragic aspects of the American Dream. Since its premiere in 1949, the play has shaped the theater landscape and is considered a milestone in literature. At its center is Willy Loman, a salesman who has dedicated his life to the pursuit of success and recognition, yet is confronted with the bitter reality that the coveted wealth and respect he seeks remain elusive. In a desperate attempt to understand the reasons for his failure, Willy reflects on his past and his relationships with his family, particularly with his son Biff. The play addresses the illusions and disappointments associated with the pursuit of the American Dream and offers a profound insight into the human psyche and the challenges of life.