The iconic Bucket of Blood in Virginia City draws a fun crowd in the colorful historic town of Virginia City. Squeek adds mightily to the flare, regularly filling the saloon with her presence and her great talent on the upright piano.
The iconic Bucket of Blood in Virginia City draws a fun crowd in the colorful historic town of Virginia City. Squeek adds mightily to the flare, regularly filling the saloon with her presence and her great talent on the upright piano.
The iconic Bucket of Blood in Virginia City draws a fun crowd in the colorful historic town of Virginia City. Squeek adds mightily to the flare, regularly filling the saloon with her presence and her great talent on the upright piano.
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The iconic Bucket of Blood in Virginia City draws a fun crowd in the colorful historic town of Virginia City. Squeek adds mightily to the flare, regularly filling the saloon with her presence and her great talent on the upright piano.
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Please join us for the West Coast screening of “SQUEEKY KEYS”, the documentary of Squeek Steele’s Guinness World Record in 1988 for most songs performed by memory on piano.
Following the showing of “SQUEEKY KEYS” there will be a Q&A with Ginger Cook, the filmmaker/director of BC Entertainment and Squeek, herself.
Tickets are $10 and will be sold at the door to benefit the Historic Piper Opera House, and are also available on PayPal (Click the purchase button below).
More info: @SqueekyKeys
The first public screening of “SQUEEKY KEY’S”, the documentary of Squeek’s Guinness World Record in 1988 for most songs performed by memory, will be held Saturday, July 27, 11:00 am—3:00 pm in the Upper Gallery, Chandler Music Hall, Randolph, Vermont. “SQUEEKY KEYS” was directed and produced by Ginger Cook of BC Entertainment.
Following the showing of “SQUEEKY KEYS” there will be a Q&A with Rob Zollman, producer of the Guinness Event in 1988 and me. After a break and some light hors d’oeuvres, BC Entertainment will showcase their Feature Film “NEARLY DEPARTED” followed by another Q&A with Director Bob Cook and Ginger Cook.
After the two screenings, Ginger’s parents, Bill and Diane Brigham, will be hosting a pot luck reception for everyone at their home, 5 Prospect Ave., in Randolph, a short distance from Chandler Music Hall.
Tickets will be sold at the door to help with the cost of the event and will include both screenings, hors d’oeuvres, and an invite to the Brigham’s home after the screenings.
Seating is limited.
BY INVITATION ONLY EVENT.
Watch the Trailer:
The iconic Bucket of Blood in Virginia City draws a fun crowd in the colorful historic town of Virginia City. Squeek adds mightily to the flare, regularly filling the saloon with her presence and her great talent on the upright piano.
The iconic Bucket of Blood in Virginia City draws a fun crowd in the colorful historic town of Virginia City. Squeek adds mightily to the flare, regularly filling the saloon with her presence and her great talent on the upright piano.
The iconic Bucket of Blood in Virginia City draws a fun crowd in the colorful historic town of Virginia City. Squeek adds mightily to the flare, regularly filling the saloon with her presence and her great talent on the upright piano.