Media reports indicated that Tsai and her dancers would rehearse on a full-scale replica of the stage, which was set up in Taipei two weeks before the tour's start.

[5] On March 31, 2015, Tsai unveiled the tour's poster, shot by Chen Man, with Wyman Wong serving as the style consultant.

Tsai also announced a collaboration with concert production company Live Nation and revealed that the tour would be co-directed by Travis Payne and Stacy Walker.

Live Nation held three audition events in Los Angeles to select the tour's 12 dancers, and 14 choreographers were invited to design the choreography for the songs to be performed.

There was a segment where she sang an opera passage, which deeply moved and amazed me, showcasing her vocal strength alongside her dance skills."

Shau, a columnist for PlayMusic, wrote, "In this concert, Jolin Tsai not only proved that she has real singing talent, but also revealed a side of herself that is more relaxed and confident.

"[14] Aping, a reporter for ETtoday, noted, "Even though Jolin Tsai has transitioned from 'just cool' to 'full of charisma,' her Play concert saw her boldly remove the 'talking' segment and reduce the acrobatic stunts—like the pommel horse, rings, and pole—that had previously earned her the 'tough-as-nails' label.

When the white curtain fell and Jolin appeared, adorned with a special headdress resembling the slithering snakes of Medusa, she truly embodied the mythical figure, captivating the entire audience with her voice and dance, turning thousands of fans into stone.

It also includes four documentary short films titled We're All Different, Yet the Same, directed by Hou Chi-jan and Gavin Lin, as well as a behind-the-scenes video of the tour.

[18] Warner revealed that the album’s content was captured using a total of 26 ground and aerial cameras and edited from 400 hours of video footage.