"In Dog's Country" is a humorous indie pop/rock musical that tells the story of two dogs, a cat, a squirrel, and their relationship to The Man. Original music by veteran songwriter and recording artist Billy Dechand. Cast includes musicians Ruth Keating and Matt Sutton of Brooklyn's The Malarkies and Rose Thomson, formerly of Babe the Blue Ox. The Man is played by the Bronx’s own Alex Zimmer. This is not your grandma's Broadway musical. "In Dog's Country" mixes the rawness of indie pop with smart songwriting that spans gentle whispers with a satisfying portion of howling. Humor abounds, but there are dark themes lurking in the depths as well, a trademark paradox in much of Billy’s work. So close your eyes and listen. If you’re not careful, you find yourself In Dog’s Country. Billy Dechand as Jake (The Good Dog) Ruth Keating as Mal (The Bad Dog) Matt Sutton as Frisky (The Cat) Rose Thomson as Ada (The Squirrel) Alex Zimmer as The Man 1. Doggie Duet - Jake & Mal howl at the moon 2. Overture 3. I’ve Got It All - Frisky lives the good life 4. The Night Is Dark and Cold - Ada got it bad 5. High Above - Jake loves Ada 6. Kind - the whole gang wonders about The Man 7. Hey Jake (She’s So Fluffy) - Mal convinces Jake he lusts for blood, not love 8. There’s A Little Dog In All Of Us - the animals find common ground 9. Walk to the Market - Jake yanks The Man’s chain, then Mal yanks his 10. At What Cost Freedom - Ada asks Jake some heavy questions 11. Here Boy - Mal attacks The Man 12. Don’t Need No Hate - Jake to the rescue! 13. Wolf Alone - humiliated, Mal skulks off alone 14. Been There, Done That - Jake figures it out 15. Every Dog Has His Day - happy happy, joy joy