In a time of great conflagration, when the African American have rebelled and begun bombing and burning the civilization of white America. As the revolution rages, its leader Walker Vessels, his white exwife Grace and her new husband Easley confront each other about issues of love, race, intellect and violence, in Grace's house. As they battle, the children of Vessels and Grace sleep upstairs. This allegory of race relation and in fact the war between extremism in America today mixes the domestic drama with theater of revolution.
Iron Age Theatre ignites the war of words in this rarely produced shocker from one of African American Theatre’s most controversial playwrights
