Alan Strang, the main character in the play, blinds seven horses with a spike and is sent to the psychiatrist Dr. Dysart for psychiatric treatment. As the conversation with Alan continues, Dysart starts to have skepticism about the treatment and a sense of loss. Praised as one of the best versions of Equus, a play originally written by Peter Shaffer, it depicts the perennial agony over God, humans, and sex and subconscious desire in-depth while contrasting normal society with passion and insanity, primitive desires. The dynamic tempo and energy of the play and the suspense based on a solid narrative capture the audience’s attention. The intense stage of Equus gives you a thrill and a feeling that you have never experienced before.