Lois Moses is a native of Philadelphia. She holds a Master of Fine Arts from UCLA, a law degree from Temple University and a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from LaSalle University. 
As an actress, Mrs. Moses has toured and performed extensively throughout the United States with Kuntu Repertory Theater in Pittsburgh and the National Black Author’s Tour in Philadelphia. 
Moses has been an Acting Instructor and Playwright/Director at Freedom Theatre in Philadelphia, PA, and Inner City Cultural Center in Los Angeles. 
As a member of the acclaimed Actor’s Studio, since 1990, Lois has studied under actors such as Martin Landau and Shelly Winters. 
She has self-published and three collections of poetry entitled, Not Just Another…Black/Woman, Missing Pages… (Women Behind the Glass Door), A Timely Trinity and a Self-titled spoken word CD. 
Her work speaks to and highlights the history of African women’s journeys to/experiences in/and stories of America. 
She has performed with nationally reknown poets/artists/musicians such as Sonia Sanchez, Nikki Giovanni, Dr. Kimmika L. H. Williams, Regie Gibson, and Jill Scott. 
She is an award winning filmmaker for her short film titled, “And They Jumped Into the Water…Some” and has been touring at colleges and conferences with her Woman to Woman Conversation, 
“Beyond Sound and Fury…Sacrifice as the True Poetic Voice”, a Poetry and a Multi-Media presentation that explores the evolution of the sacrifice, courage and voice of African American women in America. 
Lois’ World Premiere of her acclaimed Play, “Say That He Had More Than a Dream…” debuted at First World Theatre in Philadelphia and toured at the Match Theatre in Houston August 2017, directed by Zuhairah McGill.