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Event
Screech - Dustin Diamond at Pizza Plus in Eau Claire
Sat. July 27 9:00 PM 2013
Dustin Diamond
The star of the hit series "Save By The Bell"
General Admission - $20 Advance $25 Door
VIP with Meet and Greet $35 Advance $40 Door
Pizza Plus Eau Claire WI 208 S Barstow Street
Eau Claire, WI
Dustin Diamond, known mostly for starring in Saved By The Bell, "Screech" is an actor who has hit most screens in the recent past. He played the role of Samuel Power for almost thirteen years since it began. He played the role so well that he continued the role in the college series where it went by the name, Saved By The Bell: The College Years.
Other than appearing on this show, he also appeared in number of games and some reality shows. Some of the reality shows that he appeared in are The Weakest Link, Celebrity Boxing 2, Celebrity Fit Club, and Professional Wrestling. He has also appeared in films like Dickie Roberts: Former Child star in 2003.
Dustin has performed stand-up comedy for several years. He has a stage humor which most comedians don't have. He also commentates on TruTV's, The Smoking Gun Presents: World's Dumbest
He has written Behind the Bell, the inside story of the young cast from Saved by the Bell. You can see him in the upcoming film Scavenger Killers (A New Kind of Crazy).
Born on January 7, 1977 in San Jose, California, Dustin Diamond entered the world of acting as a child. In the late '80s, he appeared in the family film Purple People Eaters, the zany Big Top Pee Wee and the teen movie She's Out of Control. He also had guest spots on the TV series The Wonder Years and It's a Living.
In 1988, Diamond began playing the role of Screech on the Disney Channel's Good Morning, Miss Bliss, which starred Hayley Mills as a middle-school teacher. After the series was cancelled, a few of the characters, including Screech, were transplanted to high school in the sitcom Saved by the Bell, co-starring Elizabeth Berkley, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Mario Lopez, Tiffani-Amber Thiessen and Lark Voorhies. Taking place at Bayside High, the series became a popular component of NBC's Saturday morning kid's lineup and sometimes highlighted serious fare with its frothy storylines.
The perennially on-another-planet Screech was popular for his oddball, earnest antics.
Even after its cancellation, Bell developed a large fan following, going in syndication on TBS for many years. Diamond starred in various Bell TV movies and a primetime 1993 spinoff, Saved by the Bell: the College Years, which ran for only one season. Saved by the Bell was followed by a daytime spinoff as well, Saved by the Bell: The New Class, in which Diamond reappeared as Screech, now a college student working as part of the school's administrative staff. The show ran for seven seasons.
Life After 'Saved by the Bell'
Post-Bell, Diamond put out a 2001 instructional video, Dustin Diamond Teaches Chess, and flexed his musical muscles by playing bass with the alternative metal group Salty the Pocketknife, appearing on their 2003 self-titled debut. He also appeared on a number of TV shows like Celebrity Boxing, The Weakest Link and Hollywood Squares, and worked as a stand-up comedian.
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