Debbie Miller sings her heart out while performing a song she wrote inspired by Alice In wonderland.
A few things you probably didn’t know about the author of The Hitchhiker’s guide to the Galaxy.
Few people can own the Bushwick stage the way Debbie Miller can. Sometimes her songs are funny, sometimes they are sad, and sometimes they are both. It doesn’t matter, she brings it every time and it is a joy to watch.
Here she is playing a song she wrote inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland — performed live at the Fremont Abbey back in 2012.
As she explains in the video, it turns out that the character she most identified with from the book was The Queen of Hearts. (GASP!) That’s probably why this song is called Queen of Hearts.
Bushwick’s big The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy event is but a few short hours away. Before picking up the book to read before the show, I was very unfamiliar with Douglas Adams and his writing. Shame on me! And I consider myself to be a nerd. So to better prepare myself for the show, I read up a bit on him. Here are some things I learned.
Debbie Miller Performs “Queen of Hearts” — an Original Song Inspired by Alice In Wonderland
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Mike VotavaDebbie Miller sings her heart out while performing a song she wrote inspired by Alice In wonderland.
5 Facts About Douglas Adams
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kerry GarvinA few things you probably didn’t know about the author of The Hitchhiker’s guide to the Galaxy.