A Historical One-Woman Dramalogue Transporting You Through Time
From the Motherland to the Promise Land
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Sherre has primarily served as keynote speaker at special occasions for worship services, church related banquets, and community/cause related events, as well as, college and school age groups. Her primary topics of interests are: parenting issues, adoption, women's issues, issues related to equity for African Americans and minorities, broadcasting, writing/communications, public relations, and all Christian religious topics.

Please fill out the Pre-Program Survey to assist with the planning of your event. This information will help Sherre tailor her presentation to meet your needs and make your event a success.
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Quality Year-Round Entertainment for People of All Ages
These dynamic dramalogues are suitable for people of all ages. If you're seeking to learn about the African American worship experience and/or present something different at your next event, you've come to the right place -- JUST BITS. Though most popular during African American History Month, MLK celebrations, Juneteenth, and women's month, this program should not be restricted to only those holidays.

The history is fused with the almost intangible spirit of our ancestors that flows throughout the spoken word, songs, and dramatics of this one-woman show. The African American worship experience springs to life as Sherre transports participants through time to the slave ships to the cotton fields to the church house.

Children and people of all ages from all walks of life are transported back to a time when "faith was all we had." It is spiritual, inspirational, entertainment, all packed in one powerful dramalogue!
The Great Train Ride
You've just gotta meet Willie Ruth Johnson! This original Christian sketch features Sherre Miller Bishop portraying the "spirit-led," sometimes not so holy, Willie Ruth Johnson. She's an EVERY SUNDAY church-going woman! But, she has a "different" formula for salvation. Sistah Johnson's unique personality is more than thought provoking, it creates a humorous blend of entertainment and leaves the audience with a power-packed message about salvation.

  • LENGTH: Approximately 30 minutes (flexible)

  • COSTUME: The only thing brighter than her feisty personality is her teeth.

  • PROP/PREP/STAGING NEEDS: Wireless lapel microphone, stage area (pulpit suffices or 4X4 platform in center of room or in front of head table works well to allow viewing by the entire audience.
  • LENGTH:   Approximately 30-40 minutes (flexible)

  • COSTUME: Period costume and accessories

  • PROP/PREP/STAGING NEEDS: Wireless lapel mike, raised stage area, musician. I will need to meet for a short run-through with the musician prior to the event date. Otherwise, arrangements can be provided for musician.

  • AVAILABILITY: all geographic areas. There is no limit to where programs can be presented. The dramalogue can be tailored for any setting. MOTHERLAND IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR LIVE PERFORMANCES AT THIS TIME

Sherre can fit either of these performances or deliver a powerful message to your audience. To get started, fill out the Pre-Program Survey.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Sherre Miller Bishop
C/O JUST BITS
P.O. Box 281321
Nashville, TN 37218
615.876.9583
Sherre Dressed as Slave
From the Motherland to the Promised Land
Sherre Dressed as
Willie Ruth Johnson in
The Great Train Ride
Sherre captivates an audience with song
From the Motherland to the Promised Land
People of all ages have clapped their hands, cried, stomped their feet, and laughed as they kept their eyes riveted on this original monologue. Appearing on stage dressed as a slave, Bishop brings to life various scenes from slavery to today, narrating and singing throughout. In From the Motherland to the Promised Land, Bishop traces the African American worship experience from a unique perspective. The experience evokes various emotions -- remembrances, tears, sorrow, laughter and pride. The adults, as well as the youth, find this to be more than "something different," and a spiritual, educational, and rejuvenating experience. The experience evokes, tears, sorrow, laughter, pride and fond memories of the faith of the African American through trials and tribulations. This presentation has been performed at conferences, colleges, worship services, banquets, retreats, family reunions, anniversaries and other celebrations. This is a great performance to feature at any of the above mentioned events for educational, historical, or faith-based programs.
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