The Everyman tormented by questions of sanity, manhood, and his place in the progress-driven society is explored via cynical ignorance toward the proverbial canine caravan.

Merely in a Day explores dreams and subconsciousness to reflect mechanisms of society as if observed via a fun house mirror. An attempt to create a postmodern Commedia dell'Arte, addressing the subject through irony and mockery, thus empowering the audience at having the top hand, rather than struggling with the subject's weight.