'What The Dormouse Said' follows Glen, a longtime panhandler who spends his days on a busy street corner greeting strangers, collecting spare change, and quietly observing the world pass him by. Two eccentric figures, Hatter and Hare, arrive and begin to watch and comment on his life with equal parts humor and judgment. As they debate whether Glen is a victim, a burden, or simply a man surviving the best way he can, scenes from his past begin to unfold, from his troubled childhood to a life on the streets.

Blending satire, vaudeville, and emotional realism, 'What The Dormouse Said' is a darkly comic and deeply human examination of homelessness, compassion, and society’s need to judge what it does not understand.