This is a play about the forces of greed and capitalism versus the resilience of organized labor. It is a play about the richest woman in America partnering the woman who represented the working class of the entire nation. It is a play about achieving the impossible, about rising from the ashes-literally, about the power of our remembered history, and about the genius that emerges when the ethos of individualism surrenders to the brilliance of the collective. St. Frances and the Fallen Angels joins a panoply of seasonal holiday plays that combine social justice issues with the supernatural: It's a Wonderful Life, A Christmas Carol, and Amahl and the Night Visitors.