Two Shows! Now Booking, Now on Tour 2010 - 2011!!
The One Woman Show, The Ensemble Production
a spoken word, musical comedy (unfortunately) based on a true story
Taylor Akins, Sonya Carter, Ashley Coney, Kimberly C. Ellis, Crystal Glover, Rachel Harr, Melisha Hutchins, Richard Hutchins, Kendal Lee, Zyare Martin, Kevin O'Connor, Jennifer Schaupp, Ezra Smith, Thomas Smith, Phyllis Wellons, Shawne Wellons, Lake Whitehead, Portia Witten and more!
Whole Family Appropriate! Bring the Kids!
See Local Celebrities Get Arrested!
"a smorgasbord in satiric defense of a community with a healthy sense of humor and lots of pride"
"In the play, Dr. Goddess is an incarnation of the Hill -- imposing, angry, funny and smart."
"Some [skits] have the bite of George Wolfe's famous satire, "Colored Museum." I loved the "Evita" and "Dreamgirls" parodies."
"Ellis' Hill -- storied, abused, indomitable, scruffy, hopeful, a bundle of dichotomies and much loved by many who call it home -- has a central place to play in Pittsburgh's sense of itself, because of its location and cultural legacy but also because, in a city of neighborhoods, this one tests the city's sense of fairness and history."
--- Chris Rawson, Theater Critic, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A coming-of-age, multimedia, variety show about a young woman in urban America whose neuroses in academia meets the social commentary of the comedic stage. The show is filled with dramatic monologues, poetry, music, African, Jazz, and Hip Hop dance and sketch comedy.
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Meet the Cast on MySpace!Dr. Goddess Goes to Jail is the sequel to:

Dr. Goddess!:
A One Woman Show
A girl grows up.
A poet finds her verse.
A woman sings her song.
Directed by Eileen J. Morris
Featuring:
The African American:
An Open Poem Response to Smokey Robinson!
If Revolution Were an After-Thanksgiving Day Sale!
Baby Mama Drama / My Baby Daddy
Anything With a Phat Beat!
King Solomon's Mind
Extreme Makeover!
"Although I was not quite sure what to expect from the Dr. Goddess One Woman Show, I can safely say that I was not disappointed. To say that the performance exceeded my expectations would be a severe understatement. To say that the show was amazing would still not do justice to the unbelievable and incredible performance by Kimberly Ellis and the message implicit within the variety show.
Kimberly is a visionary and a voice crying out in the desert. The show was hysterical, serious, moving, life changing and radical. It is my opinion that through the message in the show, Kimberly Ellis may actually have the power to ressurect and reawaken the great peoples of this earth.
At the end of the show, an African elder likened Kimberly Ellis to the "Dawning of the Morning and the Coming of Spring"; and I am fully inclined to agree. If this sounds effusive, it is meant to be. Kimberly Ellis is a rare, beautiful, intelligent and powerful woman who carries a world changing message. She is a treasure from the Creator. I became a believer. You will too!!!"
---Kimberly R. Mills, Ph.D., Author of Planted By The Stream and Director of the Educational Advocacy Program of the Fulton County Juvenile Court
