Flag Day

A scathingly funny and powerfully frank drama on racial tension in the office and on the streets. A play within a play, Good Clean Fun is a darkly funny office comedy pitting two workers–one black, one white–against each other as they complete a high-pressure project. Each is allowed to vent their underlying hostility for two minutes–carefully timed by the egg timers supplied by their boss. In Down and Dirty, Blessing dives into the sensationalist murder of Gregory Biggs who was struck by a car, driven to a garage, and left for hours in the windshield. The Washington Times raves, "Flag Day is a frank, powerful, insightful, commentary on the still-poisoned status of race relations in this country. Unexpectedly balanced and provocative, Flag Day will have audiences peering deeply into their own souls long after they have left the darkened theater."