We Are Very Excited To Represent “Black Girl Speaks” Acclaimed empowerment speaker and spoken-word artist Talitha V. Coverson, performs a one 
of a kind, one-woman show called “Black Girl Speaks”
“Black Girl Speaks” runs the gamut of human emotions. Through the combination of spoken-word, poetry, monologues, dance and music, the one-woman show will take you on a journey that visits laughter, tears, self-examination, empowerment and most of all healing. The show - which explores various aspects of life through the perspectives of black women - is written, directed and produced by Talitha V Coverson.
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The show, which addresses such issues as drug addictions, relationships and self-esteem, also serves as the inspiration for a soon to be released book that will share the “Black Girl Speaks” title. The book is also authored by Coverson, who uses the penname Jess Carpenter as homage to Jesus Christ, her spiritual inspiration and guide.
This show is for everyone that seeks healing and restoration, It holds up a mirror to everyone who attends and forces you to identify your strengths and weaknesses.
It's called ‘Black Girl Speaks’ because it's told from a black female perspective, but there is something for the masses.
BGS Productions Workshops
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The Self-Awareness Series:
A focuse on the importance of self-love, self- actualization, and rising above challenges that may hinder us from moving forward. Though the workshops in this series target young females, they have proven to be beneficial for women of all ages.
The Creative Writing Series:
Targets audiences of all backgrounds to teach the art of creative expression. This series can be used in the classroom or boardroom alike. It has proven to be beneficial in conflict resolution, vocabulary expansion, and applying the writing process.
The Relationship Series and the Communication Series:
Both focus on the importance of establishing, building, and maintaining healthy relationships. They are excellent for coed settings or female conferences that support sisterhood. They have also aided in conflict resolution and self-actualization.
The Spiritual Series: Though the show has been produced in its entirety multiple times, the show has never been completely duplicated. Each audience receives an experience that is unique to them.
Focuses on the significance of having more than a superficial relationship with God. The workshops in this series teach the importance of obedience in realizing your vision.
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In her performance, "Black Girl", becomes no less than eight different characters all expressing tales of liberation, motherhood, sisterhood, and love, as those are the four main underlying themes of each production.
Talitha V. Coverson
Poet, Playwright, Producer
The show itself is constantly evolving as I do. Each piece is one that is held close to my heart, because it was either my own experience, the experience of someone dear to me, or the experience of someone that has spoken through me. The purpose of this show is to be a vehicle for artistic expression and the projection of our stories. It is to allow the “black girl” that has touched all of us to voice her triumphs, sorrows, thoughts, and history.
- Talitha V. Coverson
Those who have witnessed this show have described it as "breathtaking and captivating", "thought-provoking" ,
"hilarious, witty, and painful all at the same time".
Though the show has been produced in its entirety multiple times, the show has never been completely duplicated. Each audience receives an experience that is unique to them.
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The BIO
Through numerous speaking engagements, poetry venues, and countless inspiring conversations, Talitha V. Coverson, has been described as nothing short of extraordinary because of her performance and inspiring spirit. Though her talents are innumerable, some of them include spoken word, stage performance, directing, educating, empowering through speaking engagements and workshops, and writing. Her anthology of poetry is her first of many future publications and serves as the platform and current script of her one-woman show, "Black Girl Speaks."
"Black Girl Speaks" is more than a show. It's a MOVEMENT! The purpose of the show and her speaking engagements is to be a vehicle for artistic expression and the projection of untold stories. It is to allow the "black girl" that has touched all of us to voice her triumphs, sorrows, thoughts, and history and to incite healing through dialogue. "Black Girl Speaks would not exist if it were not for the many women who came before me that were unafraid of speaking out in various forms," says Talitha. "Through this venue, I honor these women."
As a member of the BackTalk Poetry Troupe and the Black on Black Rhyme Poetry Collective, Talitha has traveled domestically performing excerpts of her onewoman show in Atlanta, San Diego, Tallahassee, Tampa, Minneapolis, Detroit, and Rochester, New York . Her travels have also granted her the opportunity to perform internationally in Amsterdam and Venlo, The Netherlands, Paris, and Banjul, The Gambia. Black Girl Speaks was originally produced in its entirety in Tallahassee, Florida at the Aakhet Center in collaboration with Javonte Adams and Off the Cuff Productions.
Talitha recognizes that "Black Girl Speaks," could not have been made possible had it not been for the support and appreciation of art by many. The debut performance in Tallahassee served as the foundation for a series of future productions. Your support in the purchase of her products and services, not only allows this path to continue, but it also creates a path for others to tread. Among being the CEO of B.G.S. Productions, Talitha has also founded a non-profit organization that funds the building and structure of educational programs and schools across the country. A portion of the proceeds generated through B.G.S. Productions are contributed to this organization. She is extremely grateful to you for sharing in this passage and experience, and for strengthening the voice of the next generation of "black girls."
