WO'SE/Lady in White

We can provide one artist dancing to recorded music telling stories, singing, cooking, or lecturing from 15 -60 minutes
Full company up to 1- 15 people West African drumming and dance, Gullah-Gcheeie stories song,food original works of art featuring songs, stories

Queen Atterberry Artist Resume
4493 Winchester Hills Way
Birmingham Al 35215

January 26, 2022

Ms. Atterberry has been in the Charleston area for the past twelve years and has built a dance company , author of play “When I First Remember”,and is Director of The Arts Academy of the Impact Center Foundation a community base origination that offers performance arts classes. The dance company WO’SE of Charleston has performed at Moja, Piccolo Spoleto , and with the DanceFX project plus schools, colleges and festivals in the lowcountry. Ms. Attreberry has been featured in The Chronicle newspaper, City Paper and local media about her work in the community and her experience . She works as an Engaging Creative Minds artist , presenter of African dance workshops and classes in the low country area and now will be adding film writer to her resume with her new production “When I First Remember” . or “ Eyes Fus Member”.
Also, for the past three years Ms. Atterberry has developed under her production company “Lady In White Production” a series called “Old Bethel Series” that is hosted at Charleston third oldest structure “Old Bethel United Methodist Church”. The series is Charleston's only downtown Gullah experience and on the rise to making a national monument a destination for visitors to Charleston.
Ms Atterberry, is also an accomplished African dancer and educator, she has traveled to Africa on more than a dozen occasions and studied with the National Ballets of Senegal, Nigeria, and Guinea. Lived in a traditional village in Africa connecting the Gullah shout dances and rhythm to traditional African dance and drumming.

New chapter in a move to Birmingham,Alabama starting and working with Sahi On Ko Djony (local African dance and drum group) also new experience Connecting the Dots an culinary evening with Mama Queen cooking and sharing stories, songs and history that connect the African American, Gullah-Geechie, and African cultural.

Depending on the size of the room and the number of people will need a microphone also type of show and how many, artists
microphone
body mics
sound system
lighting system