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10 Quotes From Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein

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Mary Shelley was just twenty years of age when Frankenstein was first published back in 1818. Man, that was a long time ago. Fast forward nearly 200 years later to present day – our Bushwick book scientists worked around the clock to hand select the 10 best quotes from this ancient tomb. But they didn’t stop there. They went so far as to convert Mary Shelley’s primordial analog words into a futuristic digital format specifically designed to delight your visual senses and stimulate your non-zombie brains.

And stimulate they will…

*designs by Travis Young

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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Bushwick Show Teaser Trailer Video

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So you’ve probably heard by now that we have a big book inspired show happening this Friday – original music inspired by Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

It is going to be a lot of fun  There will be music, friends, food and a plethora of icy boozy drinks!

What’s that you say?

“I want to come to the show but I haven’t read the book yet.”

No problem, Bushwick has got your back. All you need to do is watch this short video (created by Aimee Zoe, written by Joy Mills) and funny man Emmett Montgomery will fill you in on everything you need to know about Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

 

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: Poster Design by Michael Wallenfels

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Ladies and gentlemen… your eyeballs are going to love this…

I now present to you the poster for our upcoming event – original Music Inspired by Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein… hand crafted by the amazing Michael Wallenfels.

Remember kids, this show is happening on Friday June 20th at a very secret Seattle location. You are welcome to join us, and I hope you do,  but you will need to RSVP via email with us before hand.  Don’t be shy about it, click the button below and let us know you’re coming!

Click here to RSVP via email

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Bushwick Song of the Week: Monster by Don Hopwood | inspired by Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein

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Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” is one of my favorite books of all time. Getting the opportunity to write and perform a song inspired by this book was a lot of fun. I wrote it from the perspective of my favorite character, the monster. A creature created hideous and grotesque on the outside, yet kind and innocent on the inside. The story of how the wretch truly became a monster is a heartbreaking tale. Only through the torturous events and cruel treatment from the “beautiful” people in the world did the aberration become vile and murderous. Rather than focusing on the crimes that the monster committed, my song’s inspiration comes from the crimes it suffered.

Check out the video below. Enjoy!

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