Attempts on Her Life, written by Martin Crimp, reveals fragmental information through several characters about another. One was named Anne, who never shows up in the play. But Anne's image doesn't become clearer in these descriptions, instead, it becomes more ambiguous.

Based on the concept of pop-up theatre, Shih-Lun sets 17 scenes into the different areas of Nanhai Gallery , including gallery, the meadow, the courtyard, and even toilets. He turns 17 scenes into live performance, installation art, projected images, recordings, and interactive games. Each audience gets a map before the show. They are free to walk through these scenes without specific order, to choose any parts that interest them more than once, or to skip scenes. His purpose is to make the audience into active participators of this show. Also, with the spirit of in-yer-face theatre, he wants to explore the idea of watching. We not only represent the story but also create a world where audiences are part of it and can build their own versions. It's his way to communicate: Anne could be anyone.