Before the famous Johnny Cash, there was a famous June Carter;
as well as, The Carter Sisters (June, Helen and Anita)
and The Carter Family (Mother Maybelle, Sarah and AP) at the ROOTS of country music.
Wildwood Flowers was conceived/co-written and created by Angie Bennett as
a celebration of June's unique gifts. . . and the contribtion of her family
to her prolific career as an entertainer.
as well as, The Carter Sisters (June, Helen and Anita)
and The Carter Family (Mother Maybelle, Sarah and AP) at the ROOTS of country music.
Wildwood Flowers was conceived/co-written and created by Angie Bennett as
a celebration of June's unique gifts. . . and the contribtion of her family
to her prolific career as an entertainer.
The Pacha Mamas (Angela Bennett, Marquetta Dupree and Vivian Slade) began creating and performing together in Nashville, TN.
Their performances were driven by original music sung in three-part harmonies and included: movement, improvisation, spoken word and storytelling. One by one they moved to Atlanta, remaining active as a group until 2018.
"The Pacha Mamas moved, shook and stirred the souls of everyone attending the Antara Center Gala. Their combination of music, message and movement had the audience up, clapping and dancing in an ecstatic expression of heart and soul. The Pacha Mamas were an unqualified hit!'
(Steve Hornsby, Antara Center Gala producer)
(Pacha Mamas Album Cover)
Goddesspell": The Magdalene Project (working title) is currently in development.
This interdisciplinary and immersive journey centers on the parable that
the resurrected Jesus gave to Mary Magdalene regarding the path to Enlightenment,
as recorded in her gospel.
The Gospel of Mary is historically as valid as any of the other gospels,
but mostly ignored until. . .
NOW.
This interdisciplinary and immersive journey centers on the parable that
the resurrected Jesus gave to Mary Magdalene regarding the path to Enlightenment,
as recorded in her gospel.
The Gospel of Mary is historically as valid as any of the other gospels,
but mostly ignored until. . .
NOW.