About this Event
Join award-winning author and composer Scott Evan Davis for a special event celebrating Queen Bea, a warm and empowering story about finding your confidence, embracing what makes you different, and discovering that sometimes the things that set us apart are exactly what make us shine.
Young Bea has always felt a little different from the other bees in her hive. When an unexpected responsibility lands on her wings, she starts to wonder whether she has what it takes to lead.
At this special event, Scott will share Queen Bea with us and take us behind the story, talking about Bea's journey and the ideas of friendship, leadership, teamwork, and believing in yourself.
And there's a little extra buzz! Scott will also share two songs from the musical version of Queen Bea, with special guest singers Rosie Grellet and Malik Victorian joining him for the performance.
Come ready to listen, sing along, and think about the qualities that make you uniquely you.
Perfect for ages 3–10 and families.
About Scott Evan Davis
Scott Evan Davis is an award-winning composer, lyricist, and author whose work celebrates individuality, empathy, and finding the courage to be exactly who you are.
His children's book, Queen Bea, was awarded First Place in the Purple Dragonfly Book Awards and has been praised by Publishers Weekly. The book is illustrated by Tadgh Bentley. The musical will be receiving it’s world premiere in Fall of 2027 at Riverside Performing Arts Center.
As a composer and lyricist, Scott's work has been performed across the U.S. and internationally. His musical INDIGO received its world premiere in Ohio and its UK premiere at Curve Theatre in Leicester, and will be making it’s London debut in 2027. His music has earned recognition from ASCAP, the Manhattan Association of Cabarets, BroadwayWorld, and others.
Scott is passionate about creating stories that help young people feel seen, understood, and confident in what makes them different. He lives in New York City.
Books will be available for purchase at the event, with signing to follow.
Event venue & nearby stays
Midsummer Books, 1219 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, United States