The Baton Rouge showing took place at the Manship Theatre on November 8, 2015
1Manship Theatre Bruce arrives at the Manship Theatre for the Sunday showing of the film
2Bruce and Joey Spiegel Bruce with son Joey enjoy some time on the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge
3Bruce Posing with Annabelle Bruce poses for pictures with Annabelle Armstrong, a local writer who knew Bill Evans
4Zia Bruce and Edward Bruce with jazz broadcaster Zia Tammami and artist Edward Pramuk. Many thanks to these two guys for promoting the film - Zia on the radio and Ed with his art work.
5Baton Rouge Group Photo Bruce with Annabelle Armstrong, Zia Tammami and Edward Pramuk; three local residents who have long supported the music of Bill Evans
6More Conversations More conversations with Bruce, son Joey and local fans of Bill Evans - Annabelle and Edward
7Bruce and Bill Evans fan Bruce with another local resident who loved the music of Bill Evans
8Bruce with Attendees Louisiana residents share some time with producer Bruce Spiegel. Many people attending had their own personal stories about Bill Evans
9More Discussion More converstions after the film - Bruce is more than happy to spend some time with those who attend the film - there is still a lot to learn about the late great Bill Evans
10Great Showing Bruce Spiegel was very pleased with the showing in Baton Rouge. The facility and support were outstanding.
11Manship Theatre The Manship Theatre in Baton Rouge was an excellent facility for showing the film since the film features a lot of music, including songs from Miles Davis Kind of Blue
12Turn Out the Stars Painting by local artist Edward Pramuk titled: Turn Out the Stars
