Brenda Randall is a multi-talented artist who has made a name for herself as a poet, author, director, event coordinator host, producer, and visionary. Over the years, Randall has hosted many successful shows throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth area and San Antonio. Her notable achievements include being the host/coordinator of Poetry Smash at The Black Academy of Arts and Letters, and Host/Coordinator of Verse & Rhythm at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center. She is also the host, producer, and coordinator of “In The Words of A Sistah,” the longest running all-female cast poetry show of its kind, entering its 10th year. As a poet, Randall has performed at numerous events and venues, including the Department of Education Civil Rights Division, Liz Mikel’s Rhythm & Rhyme, and Stolen Birthdays. In 2012, she launched her first production of the touring show, “Poetry Is My Praise", featuring an inspirational, motivational, and spiritual platform for poets to express themselves and their experiences. Her work has been commissioned by the Multicultural Alumni Association of Texas A&M –Commerce to pen a piece commemorating the 50th Anniversary of school desegregation in 2014. Additionally, her work has been featured as part of an art exhibit at 500X Gallery, one of Texas' oldest, artist-run cooperative galleries, located in southeast Dallas.

Randall was invited to serve on the board of directors for WordSpace, Dallas’ oldest 501(c)(3) literary organization, which supports education and writers, connecting Dallas with the best of world literature. In May 2017, she performed at the National Day of Prayer Commemorating 40 yrs.

Randall studied Theatre/Theater at Texas A&M University-Commerce and is an active poet and host coordinator of poetic events at Touch Move Inspire.