Bristol Renaissance Faire 2010

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Weekends & Labor Day July 10-Sept. 6, 2010

Discount tickets available at

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For over 20 years...

The Bristol Renaissance Faire has been captivating visitors with an incomparable spectrum of experiences, from unabashed revelry to first rate people-watching. For those who want to check their inhibitions at the gate, there’s ample opportunity to whoop and holler at jousting knights, get down and dirty with raucous, earth-clad mud beggars or hurl a ripe tomato at a blustering braggart. Those inclined toward more serene pursuits will find a comparable bounty of enjoyments, from watching glass-blowers create one-of-a-kind works of art, to joining in a round of 16th Century court dancing or listening to the dulcet tones of world-class musicians. Whatever your passion, we invite you to take a break from the 21st Century and join in the revelry of the summer day in 1574 when Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth visited the English hamlet of Bristol!

Welcome to the Royal Mews

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he Bristol Renaissance Faire offers excitement and enchantment for animal lovers this summer. Our Pony Rides, Petting Zoo and Elephants have long been Faire favorites, but Bristol’s animal kingdom just got even bigger with the debut of the Royal Mews. “A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse,” Shakespeare famously attributed to Richard III. Monarchs through time have prized animals, but Queen Elizabeth I was especially renowned for her love of them. Her private stable, home to horses, hounds and hawks, was called the Royal Mews. That tradition continues to this day – Queen Elizabeth II has her own Royal Mews at England’s Buckingham Palace. Bristol’s Royal Mews offers visitors the opportunity to see the Hanlon-Lees Action Theatre perform three thrilling jousts in a new tiltyard. Aspiring

jousters can visit Past Knights, Futures Heroes to pose on a replica steed. Laura Amandis returns with Spirit of the Stallion, working hands-free with two horses; Ray Pena, Master Falconer, flies his amazing raptors high above the Mews; and Age of Equus showcases handmade tack and a diverse selection of equine wares for horse lovers of all ages. Completing the Royal Mews is Dream Hayven Farm, whose lovely stable houses horses both magical and magnificent. Enter the ivory tent to have your picture taken with Kira, a truly legendary creature, then watch Dream Hayven’s stunning imported British Fell pony, Littletree Bodini, shine in the Parade. What happens when a horse, a Queen, and a unicorn meet? Attend the Royal Joust at three o’clock to find out…

The Bristol Renaissance Faire — Where Fantasy Rules

Weekends and Labor Day, July 10 through Sept. 6, 2010 • 10 a.m. ’til 7 p.m. • Open Rain or Shine No pets • All costume weaponry must be peace-tied No outside food or beverage • No tailgating Visitors are advised not to climb rocks and trees, swim in ponds or otherwise stray from pathways and performance areas. To do so is at their own risk and the Bristol Renaissance Faire and Renaissance Entertainment Productions is not liable.

The Bristol Renaissance Faire is owned by Renaissance Entertainment Productions (rep) rep currently has Faires running near Los Angeles, New York and Chicago/Milwaukee

Visit our website at http://www.RenFair.com Renaissance Entertainment Productions dba Bristol Renaissance Faire — 12550 120th Avenue • Kenosha, Wis. 53142 • (847) 395-7773

We at the Bristol Renaissance Faire, most heartedly like to thank Dick Knapp of CJW and Sheridan Sector of Sheridan Sector and Associates who have made outstanding contributions to promote and support the Bristol Renaissance Faire. Special thanks to the following for their outstanding artistic contributions… Chris Jones 2Vision Designs for his creative collaterals • Robert S. Brumm 2“Shoot to Thrill” Action Photography (www.shoottothrillphoto.net) • David Hails 2 photographer Linda McFeters 2 photographer • Tigger 2 photographer • Robert Armstrong 2 photographer • Richard Nagel 2Night Owl Photography (www.nightowlphotography.com)

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Tickets

$18.95 Adults $9.50 Children (ages 5-12) Discounts are available.

2010 Staff Linda H. McFeters Producer, General Manager

E. Buffie Stone

Producer, Special Projects

Steve Schulz Finance Manager

Dan Gilbert

Operations Manager

Shawn Henry

Office Manager, Wedding Coordinator, Premium Partners Coordinator

Julia Romanski Marketplace Director

Bob Brinkman

Entertainment Coordinator

Betsy Grindol

Entertainment Assistant

Alyssa Bolden Costumer

Jerry Schulz Beverage Director

AJ Hedges

Assistant Beverage Director

Deedee Hedges Merchandise Director

Chris Kristine Box Office Manager

Dave Winterling Security Director

Todd Marcelain Site Manager

Brenda Marcelain Landscaper Extraordinaire

Bonnie Pear

Miller Pear Public Relations

Join the Twisted Claw for the next chapter of RenQuest™

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enQuest™, an immersing, live-action, theatrical experience, presents to all who dare to play, the intense and exciting culmination of the Bloodtharken Trilogy! Play a complete episode in a couple hours, or become lost in an interactive world of gypsies, dragons, and happenings of the village, all season long. Our brave and relent-

less heroes slew the dragon that wreaked havoc on Bristol, but her wicked followers trapped the dragon’s precious soul inside a dazzling gem. The awesome power in the gem could very well destroy all of England and must be stopped before it endangers the Queen! Our heroes, Thorem Grymm and the Band of the Twisted Claw

now face the most challenging puzzles ever and the fiercest warriors - all to save the strange, yet alluring girl who hatched from Bloodtharken’s egg. Will you accept our challenge to rescue the dragon girl, unlock secrets, defeat and disgrace evil warriors and save our beloved Bristol once and for all!

RenQuest™ Pub Crawl Join Thoren Grymm and friends as they take you around to the local Public Houses and Taverns of Bristol the Twisted Claw way. On your journey, you will visit five pubs for a time to drink, song and laugh and some other stuff found only in certain magazines! This will sell out, so stop by

the Twisted Claw Encampment (across from the Friends of the Faire) to sign up. Participants get one drink at each of the five pubs. Players of RenQuest™ get a discount. Must be 21 to participate and IDs will be checked for everyone. Please drink responsibly, Thoren likes return customers.

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he Bristol Renaissance Faire is one of the best fairs in the country, offering a dynamic and ever-changing Elizabethan-era festival. Present your handcrafted product line in our beautiful historical setting to a willing, happy audience. Unique crafts and high-quality artistry quickly captivate our patrons and result in repeat customers year after year. Place your product in a Tudor-style shop (build or rent), wear a costume, demonstrate your work if you are able, and interact with people of all ages and interests. The requirements are few, the rewards many. Contact Julia Romanski, Marketplace Director, by phone at (847) 395-7773, ext. 228, or via e-mail to Romanski@renfair.com to request an application pack or inquire about presenting your product in the 2011 Bristol Renaissance Faire Marketplace.

Merchant adventurers from lands near and far bring myriad works of artistry, imagination and skill to the Bristol Marketplace this summer. Enjoy!

Robin Raab Stoneworks 133 Guild Hall Row, S Distinctive stone art for home and garden

(HD) Historic Demonstrations (pD) Product Demonstrations

Josie Rodriguez­—(NEW) Faire-icatures 221 High Street, W Lords and ladies drawn out loud

ARMS & ARMOR

Joshua Diliberto—(NEW) The Mythril Weaver 162 Guild Hall Row, N Handmade chain maille armour and art Mary & Morgan Hill Barbarian Weaponry 375 Shakespeare’s Meadow, C Foam practice weapons for barbarians

Craig Johnson & Christopher Poor—(HD) Arms & Armor 440 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Fine armor and weapons Tim Lawler Sabersmith2 Beyond Battleready 130 Guild Hall Row, N Battleready handcrafted weaponry

Paul Schneider Mayhawke Armory 33 Farnham Way, W Historic replica swords and daggers

Ande & Brian Wolf—(NEW) Siege The Day 67 Trader’s Wharf, C Handmade miniature catapults, trebuchets and ballistas

Artwork

Jeff Easley The Rook & Raven 138 Guild Hall Row, N Fantasy fine art paintings and prints

Cherie Gerhardt Mystic Moon Media 22 Farnham Way, E Custom fantasy portraits and artwork

Thomas Konrath Man In The Wood Studio 734 St. John’s Crossing, N Pen and ink drawings on leather

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Julie Twomey—(HD) Blue Lady Gallery 610 Farnham Way, W Paintings of dazzling color

Candles, soaps & scents

Hatem Abusoud Sahara Mist 668 Farnham Way, E Exotic perfumed oils and incense

Anne W. Beeson Salt of the Earth 633 Farnham Way, W Handmade bath and body indulgences Victoria & Harrison Beeson Wicks & Woods 73 Trader’s Wharf, C Handmade candles and woven baskets Dana Gass Kamala Perfumes 436 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Oils, incense, herbs and apothecary Anita Hero—(NEW) Cream City Soap 289 Shoplatch Lane, W Premium handmade soaps and body products Keridwyn Hershberger Devonshire Incense & Soap Company 29 Farnham Way, W Certified organic incense, soap and candles Kasandra & Michael Hesek— (NEW) Black N’ Tan Soaps 148 Guild Hall Row, N Delightfully fresh handcrafted soaps Bryan & Melissa Penney Seventh Sojourn Soaps 647 Farnham Way, W Handmade soaps and scrubs

Clothing, costumes & accessories Heidi Alexander & Diane Loos Domba! Tribal Bellydance 88 Traders Warf, C Costuming for women and girls Cynthia & Krystyna Brzezinski Camelot Enterprises 2 The Royale Fan Shoppe 550 The Buttery, N Feather fans, halos and masks

Archie Peltier King’s Ransom 77 Trader’s Wharf, W Treasure chests, tankards and furnishings Brian Lemke—(NEW) Wyldethyngs 623 Farnham Way, W Spirited horns and spriteful ears Brenda Marcelain The Royal Garland Shoppe 16 Farnham Way, E Floral head garlands Deborah & Ron Mesker Heart’s Delight 747 St. John’s Crossing, S Clothing and costumes

Lelia Chamberlain Casta Diva 432 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Fine clothing for ladies and lords too

Guy & Frieda Paras-Jones Muscovy Trading Co. 630 Farnham Way, E Men’s adventurous apparel and accessories

Katherine Bus & Richard Weber Masquerade 457 Shakespeare’s Meadow, W Hats, feathers and masks

Rachel Roang Four Winds Clothing 655 Farnham Way, W Handmade clothing for men and women

Leigh Chamberlain Casta Divettes 147 Guild Hall Row, S Costumes for girls and boys too

E.B. Stone Eyes in Disguise 169 Guild Hall Row, S Beautiful handcrafted leather masks

D. Coulombe—(NEW) Yarn Wenches Affliction 683 Farnham Way, E Handknit hats and bags

ECLECTIC HANDICRAFTS

Steven J. Hynnek Felix Needleworthy 324 Shoplatch Lane, E Fine Renaissance costumes Mary Kipp Wizard’s Wardrobe 652 Farnham Way, E Costume sales and rentals Kim Kollman The Captain’s Lady 2 Handmade Hair Wraps 170 Guild Hall Row, N One-of-kind handmade hair wraps

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Robert Anderson Sky Chairs 636 Farnham Way, E Hanging sky chairs Sara Eskew Music of the Spheres 459 Shakespeare’s Meadow, W The Stradivarius of windchimes

Jose & Rose Michel Elizabethan Tapestries 530 The Buttery, N Tapestry in pillows and wall hangings

Ginger Burkholder Faire Pair Tights 536 The Buttery, N Tights and jester socks

Leanne Harvey Ophelia’s 25 Farnham Way, W Costumes for men and women

FURNISHINGS

Diana Kush Land of Kush / Brutti Gargoyle 333 & 335 Shoplatch Lane, W Mixed media accessories and home décor

Pamela A. Palmer La Paloma Hats 637 Farnham Way, W Fine and custom hats and millinery

Angus Harvey Angus Harvey 2 Kiltmaker 150 Guild Hall Row, N Scottish kilts and clothing

Ken & Gail Wilson Swashbuckler 723 St. John’s Crossing, S Pirate from stem to stern

Steve Batson Headsville Roll 187 Guild Hall Row, S Icon art and sculpture Carole Cianelli & Jamie Cheatham Wayfarer’s Whimsey 153 Guild Hall Row, S Handmade felted wool fairytale folk Sara Feldkamp Serendipity 2 An Oberon Design Boutique 317 Shoplatch Lane, W Leather and accessories fit for Shakespeare Cynthia Fuson Tails Upon Tails 36 Farnham Way, E Hair wraps and beaded accessories

Stephanie Lynn & Sandra Bong—(NEW) Bast’s Garden Menagerie 257 High Street, W Here be dragons and magical creatures Josanne & Bruce McAfee Enchanted World 676 Farnham Way, E Mystical mermaids and fanciful fairies Devonna & William Pinkous Small Spirits 546 The Buttery, N Soft sculpture dolls and pillows Tom Shadowens & Joshua Arrant Seekers & Settlers 644 Farnham Way, E Handmade, handcrafted brooms and hiking sticks Dzvenyslava Shchepanovska Karpathian Leather Artistry 27 Farnham Way, W Original handmade belts, bags and more

Robin Raab Tudor Tiles & Tokyns 140 Guild Hall Row, N Hand-designed original tiles and accents Alan Van Der Like Candlelight Rocks 283 Shoplatch Lane, W Mystical, enchanting, warm, glowing rocks

GLASSWORK Sara Freeh Signature Glass Shoppe 165 Guild Hall Row, S Stained glass, kaleidoscopes and butterflies Alan & Carolyn Gardner —(PD) Creations in Glass 619 Farnham Way, W Hand-blown glass art Carol Kurtz & Steve Mudd Gemini Glass 511 The Buttery, W Stained glass and glass constructions

William Shorts—(NEW) The Wicker Man 716 St. John’s Crossing, N Always weaving splint and wicker Wares

Shannon Morgan—(HD) Faire Maiden Glass 312 Shoplatch Lane, E Hand-blown art glass

Melissa & Joseph Smith Grichels 2 A Wrinkle In Reality 640 Farnham Way, E Creature comforts in leather

Marshall Rey Dream Weavers 28 Farnham Way, E Unique kaleidoscopes and stained glass

FOOTWEAR

JEWELRY

Tim Budrys & Mary Helgeson Windwalker Moccasins 32 Farnham Way, E Custom-made leather moccasins

Barbara Bettag—(NEW) Elemental Voyages 605 Farnham Way, W Unique jewelry worked in tri-metals

Kim & Doug Dealy Renboots 664 Farnham Way, E Exquisite footwear from around the globe Jim & LeAnn Granville Old Soles by Nativearth 293 Shoplatch Lane, W Footwear through the centuries Arik Helman Son of Sandlar 50 Trader’s Wharf, S Boots, shoes and men’s garb

Jessica Chover Ladysmith 733 St. John’s Crossing, S Handcrafted sterling silver jewelry and crystals Brenda & Don Davidson Heirloom Jewelry 177 Guild Hall Row, S Heirloom and amber jewelry Brenda & Don Davidson The Black Pearl 337 Shoplatch Lane, W Jewelry in silver and onyx Paul Hapip Gems of Antiquity 542 The Buttery, N Jeweler in gold

Tim James Pendragon Silver Crafts 659 Farnham Way, W Sterling silver jewelry and more Jane Markham Carved Coin Jewelry 717 St. John’s Crossing, S Coin jewelry Jeff L. Matthews & Norman Greene Honorable Company of Metalsmiths 127 Guild Hall Row, S Puzzle rings and scientific instruments Juli McCarthy Mockingbird Studio Jewelry 426 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Original handcrafted artisan jewelry Brian & Nancy Nagle Nagle Forge and Foundry 37 Farnham Way, W 16th Century accessories and jewelry Barbara Ogle & Jim Slatton Uncommon Adornments 46 Farnham Way, E Earrings and pendants Jim Slatton & Barbara Ogle The Silver Shamrock 66 Trader’s Wharf, C Irish and Celtic jewelry Sean & Erika Potter Medieval Metal 281 Shoplatch Lane, W Hair accessories and jewelry Paul Reeves Singletree 295 Shoplatch Lane, W Handcrafted hair wraps, jewelry and flasks

Curtis E. Burrell, Jr. New Wineskins Leather Magicians 156 Guild Hall Row, N Leather clothing, hats and bags Nicole Fullerton & Marita-Beth Carruthers Pendragon Costumes 523 The Buttery, S Leather doublets and bodices Vincent & Theresa Randazzo The Sheepskin Shop 438 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Sheepskin and leather products Susanna Ruggieri Oh Susanna’s Leather 64 Trader’s Wharf, C Handmade leather wares Ken & Gail Wilson Excalibur Leather 517 The Buttery, S Leather costumes, hats and accessories

METALS Joseph “Raven” Bilella Black Dragon Pewter 218 High Street, E Fine pewter fantasies fulfilled Steve Dalton Ravensburg Chain Mail 430 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Chain maille apparel Tracy Maisel The Copper Dragon 447 Shakespeare’s Meadow, W Handmade original copper sculpture Randolph Markham Chain Maille Fashions 717 St. John’s Crossing, S Chain maille for all occasions

Margaret & Waldemar Rogowski Baltic Amber 2 Gold of the Sea 422 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Polish handmade natural amber jewelry

Brenda Mennenger—(NEW) Brazin’ Lady Torchworks 316 Shoplatch Lane, E Wearable bronze art, jewelry and scuplture

Ralph Sellers—(HD) Village Coin Mint 241 High Street, W Stamped coins and medallions

Randall Moore Fellowship Foundry Pewter 249 High Street, W Pewter goblets and wedding Glasses

Jennifer Snitko Crown Jewels 118 Guild Hall Row, N Jewelry and hair adornments Devora Susman Silver Lady 273 High Street, W Sterling silver and 14k gold jewelry A.J. Von Tauffkirchen The Royal Exchange 2 Jewelers 144 Guild Hall Row, N Handmade Tudor Elizabethan-era jewelry Ashley Wiloff Shooting Stars Beadwork 253 High Street, W Galaxies of hand-woven beaded jewelry Lisa Wylie Wylie Woven Wire 730 St. John’s Crossing, N Wire-wrapped jewelry

LEATHER WARES Cory Bebault Dark Cloud Twizted Leather 530 The Buttery, N Handcrafted custom leather armor Keith & Tracy Brubaker Chase Tannery2 The Leather Guy 645 Farnham Way, W Fine tanned hides and skins

Barbara Mundschau—(NEW) Lady Artisan, Ltd. 800 Shakespeare’s Meadow, C Bodice coolers and other metal creations Ken Nelson—(HD) Iron Wolfe Forge 322 Shoplatch Lane, E Blacksmith, bladesmith and forging demonstrations Karyn Rivas Ballena Bay Pewter 121 Guild Hall Row, S Fine pewter wares Forrest Tandberg King of the Crowns 744 St. John’s Crossing, N Crowns, circlets and accessories

Musical instruments Christopher Heuer Earthen Arts 247 High Street, W Sweet-potato ocarinas and bird whistles Martin Thomas Hill Tribal Revival 455 Shakespeare’s Meadow, W Didjeridoos, drums and tambourines


PAPER & BOOKS Mark Brasher Under the Mango Tree 729 St. John’s Crossing, S Handmade leather journals and sketchbooks Linda & Vern Medeen —(HD) Calligraphy by Linda 183 Guild Hall Row, S Calligraphy and calligraphy artwork Julia Romanski Blackheath Books 612 Farnham Way, E Books for all ages Julia Romanski Orphan Moon 2 A Blackheath Book Store 124 Guild Hall Row, N Pagan, Wiccan and Druid books Peter & Jennifer Townsend Hall of Family Names 672 Farnham Way, E Your family name history

Porcelain & pottery Michelle & Ray Amsbury Amsbury Beads 658 Farnham Way, C Handcrafted beads and hand-painted tiles Patricia & David Chrest —(HD) Patti Originals 418 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Stoneware and porcelain

Chris & Ann Major —(HD) The Potter’s Market 237 High Street, W Elegant handmade stoneware pottery Mike Polkinghorne—(HD) St. Ives Pottery 285 Shoplatch Lane, W Handmade pottery Julia & Craig Sutter Pottery by Sutter Junction 631 Farnham Way, W Stoneware and porcelain pottery Mike & Sara Wisdom —(HD) Hearthstone Arts 428 Shakespeare’s Meadow, E Handmade Celtic and heraldic ceramics Teresa Wooden—(NEW) Stone Forest Pottery 59 Trader’s Wharf, C Earth-centered heirlooms and artifacts

Special services Karen Clarkson Barbary Coast 2 Henna Design & Tattoos 71 Trader’s Wharf, W Creative and traditional henna tattoo Kimbelle & Ray Ladies in Braiding 635 Farnham Way, W Hair braiding Marina Finn Lady Marina 599 The Buttery, C Tarot and astrology readings

Gayle French, Melanie Mundy & Cindy Myers Twisted Sisters 600 The Buttery, C Elegant hair braiding for everyone Susan M. Griffin Face Paint Emporium 634 Farnham Way, E Face and body painting

Toys & Fun for Young People

Judith Harris & April Joy Fischer Merlyn’s Daughters 261 High Street, W Psychic tarot and astrology

Dan Gilbert Swords & Shields 648 Farnham Way, E and 200 High Street, C Wooden swords and shields

Thomas G. Konrath Face Painting 414 Shakespeare’s Meadow, C Face painting

Rebecca & Brian Hendrickson The Complete Fool 55 Trader’s Wharf, N Juggling items and costume accessories

Philip Nearing Mehendi Henna from the Past 445 Shakespeare’s Meadow, W Henna painting Mary Ellen Pride Mary Ellen’s Mystic Oracles 326 Shoplatch Lane, E Astrologer, tarot reader, psychic Robin Raab Pyewacket’s Body Art 85 King’s Landing, C Face and body painting John Rupkey & Timothy Cross Celestial Circus 313 Shoplatch Lane, W Readings and Sale of Celestial Items Susan T. Sigl Tarot Tree 69 Trader’s Wharf, C Readings, books, cards and jewelry

Joe White Bluebeard 2 Face Painter 200 High Street, C Face and body art

Donna McDaniel Lady Mack’s Horns, Canes & Staffs 328 Shoplatch Lane, W Horns, canes and staffs Sherrie Phillips Wondrous Works in Wood 167 Guild Hall Row, S Turned wooden objects

Guy Fuson Wax Hands 41 Farnham Way, W Your hand in wax

Diverse others...

E.B. Stone Spellcaster’s House of Wands 169 Guild Hall Row, S Unique wooden wands, surprisingly magical George Tarke Cigars à la Carte 460 Shakespeare’s Meadow Fine cigars from around the world

H.G. Taylor The Compass Rose 42 Farnham Way, E Exploration through music and movies

Pat West—(NEW) Garlic Festival Shop 63 Trader’s Wharf, S Gourmet garlic-based cooking essentials

Janet Tomlin—(NEW) Rice Originals 601 The Buttery, C Your name on a grain of rice

Michelle & Ray Amsbury The Heart & The Skull 19 Farnham Way, W All things pirate

Karl & Mary Houser—(NEW) Ancient Artillery 300 Shoplatch Lane, C Marshmallow catapults: handheld, desktop and kits E.B. Stone The Queen’s Giggles 215 High Street, W Toys and whimsical items Gerald Swendsen & Family Swendsen’s Wood Shop 627 Farnham Way, W Wooden swords, shields and toys Robert Walker Midsummer Knight’s Dream 158 Guild Hall Row, N Woodbabies and marionettes

Wood Darryle Inselman IOM Woodworking 451 Shakespeare’s Meadow, W Fine woodworks for home

Chris Jones & Tricia Smith-Jones—(NEW) Bella Fiori di San Cristoforo 670 Farnham Way, C Roses and other lovely fresh flowers April Kearns Art & Exploration 80 King’s Landing, W Artisan accents from around the world Melissa Kreuzer—(NEW) Dream Hayven Farm 864 The Royal Mews, N Fell ponies, horse wares and a unicorn too Trish Mack Age of Equus 858 The Royal Mews, N Horse and equestrian accessories and accents Michaeline Roland Rockgarden 159 Guild Hall Row, S Earth jewels of rock and crystals

Photo and film policy

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ou are welcome to take pictures for your personal enjoyment. It is requested that you do not film or record any show in its’ entirety without the express permission of the artist. All film rights are reserved. Commercial film and sound recordings with respect to the Bristol Renaissance Faire are expressly reserved. Commercial use of photographs, movies, tape or video of the Bristol Renaissance Faire without the written consent of management is strictly prohibited. If you have photos that you’d like to share with the Bristol Renaissance Faire, we would gratefully appreciate the opportunity to see them. Please contact Betsy Grindol at the Faire office or at brfentertain@renfair.com for a photo use release form. Photos accepted on CD only.

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William E. Miller—(PD) Windwood Flutes 219 High Street, W Bamboo flutes

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he town of Bristol is without a Sheriff, and that makes it an enticing target for rogues of all sort. Finding themselves arrested by the militia, Robin Hood and the Yeomen of Sherwood find themselves rescued by an unlikely savior. But what are the real motives of the Pirate Captain James Alday and his crew? Pursued and surrounded on all sides, Robin Hood and his band of outlaws must elude recapture while uncovering what the pirate captain really wants in Bristol. The hunt is on, happening all day, all around you. No glen is safe for Robin and his outlaws, and the

battle for the hearts of free men could take place anywhere. 10:45 a.m. The Maypole Commons 11:15 a.m. Trader’s Wharf (near the bridge) 2:45 p.m. Tuscany Tavern 3:15 p.m. Farnham Way (near the Blackfriar Tavern) 3:45 p.m. The Maypole Common 4:45 p.m. RenQuest™ Encampment (near the Twisted Claw Vardo)

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McMeeny to the Swedish Princess (and ship captive!), along with a bevy of storytellers and musicians. There’ll be interactive games, crafts and other kid-friendly delights, from oversized sand boxes and a dress-up corner to the huge climbaboard pirate ship that provides the focal point for the Broken Oar storyline. Special shows will include Punch & Judy, Pirate & Princess Story Time, The Chantyman Variety Show, and the Hawser brothers return with two Cutlass Cooking shows. Among

fter crashing their ship, The Broken Oar, into the middle of Bristol, a swarm of Privateers has taken over the enclosed play area known as Kids Kingdom. Leaving no time for delay, Captain McMeeny, with the help of the brave lads and lasses of the Kingdom, will need to scurry to straighten up before the Queen’s visit. Always entertaining and engaging, Bristol’s Kids Kingdom will be brimming with a colorful array of new characters this summer, from Irish Captain

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’Tis Goode to be a Child in Bristol the most highly anticipated happenings of the day, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth visits Kids Kingdom for a 5 p.m. Knighting Ceremony, bestowing knighthood and ladyship upon all waiting children. Other perennially popular Kids Kingdom attractions include the daily treasure hunt and a slew of fun and games. Beyond the walls of Kids Kingdom, a bounty of family-friendly pastimes await children and their parents. Scattered throughout the Faire are nearly 30 rides

and games, ranging from the Butterfly Ride for the littlest kids or the Pirate’s Assault Catapult and Bungee Jump for older thrill seekers. In keeping with the Renaissance time period, all of Bristol’s rides are “muscle powered,� with no electrical, gas or motorized systems. Children may also enjoy encounters with the Queen’s Courtiers in the Nobles Glade, Teatime with Lady Ettie, Kiddie Pike Drills with the Guilde of St. Michael, and discovering Fantastikal fairies and sprites near the Dirty

Duck Inn. Often elusive to adult eyes, the Fantastikals specifically seek out children for magical play. Popular stage shows such as the comedy sword-fighting duo of Dirk and Guido: The Swordsmen, rope-walker/juggler MooNiE the Magnif’Cent, and the Barely Balanced acrobatic troupe offer 100 percent family-friendly entertainment. More mature fare includes PG13 signs posted on marquees to help families make informed entertainment selections.

Games and Rides Await You at the Renaissance Faire

wonderland of unique games and rides awaits you at the Bristol Renaissance Faire! The rides are all “muscle poweredâ€? with no electrical, gas or motorized systems used. Complimentary children’s rides, games and activities featured at the faire: • Games and Crafts in Kids Kingdom • Giant Sand Box • Try on armor at the Military Encampment • Kiddie Pike Drills in the Military Encampment • Knighting Ceremony—every child is made a Knight

or Lady of the Realm by Queen Elizabeth herself! • Mouseboro Pond—complete with Wooden Boats and Sandcastle Play Area • Pirate Ship and Sand Box—Climb aboard ye mateys! Also‌for a small fee, enjoy the rides and games for young and old‌. • Barrel of Bedlam • Crow’s Nest Ride • Archery • Butterfly Ride • Castle Siege • Catapulting Frogs • Climbing Wall • Crossbows • Da Vinci’s Flying Machine –Elephant Rides • The

Hurlinator • Fight the Knight • Giant Dueling Horse Slide • Giant Pirate Swing • Henry’s Darts • Histriker • Jacob’s Ladder • Kid Striker • Knife and Axe Throw • Mastergamer • Maze Oaf Bag Toss • Petting Pirate Darts â€˘â€œThe Pirate’s Assaultâ€? Catapult!—The Renaissance experience for the daring! • Royal Shaft • Royal Stocks • Shatter the Platter • Shipwrecked Jacobs Ladder • Star Throw • Vegetable Justice (Note: PG13) • Voyage to the New World –

Game Proprietiers— Michael Colley, Mogul Productions Best Case Scenario— Archie Peltier Climbing Wall— Bill and April Kerns Pirates Assult Catapult— Jerome and Bev Kvistad Fencing— Skip Fox

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Doctor Kaboom!

Front Gate Courtyard Meet the goode folke of Bristol daily, 9:50 a.m.—Welcome to Bristol, 10 a.m.—Bristol Buskin Frolic Country Dance 6:45 p.m.—Queen’s Farwell

Doctor Kaboom! Gypsy Geoff (Dark Aug. 21)

4:30 p.m.

Wash Well Wenches

5:30 p.m.

1 Flaming Idiot

Gypsy Geoff

MAP & STAGE SCHEDULE

Gypsy Geoff (Dark Aug. 21)

1 Flaming Idiot

Gypsy Geoff

9/4-6

Doctor Kaboom!

Wash Well Wenches

2:45 p.m.

8/28-29

Gypsy Geoff (Dark Aug. 21)

11:30 a.m.

3:30 p.m.

8/7-8

1 Flaming Idiot

Gypsy Geoff

Doctor Kaboom! Gypsy Geoff (Dark Aug. 21)

Tuscany Tavern Dance along with the Gypsey Guerilla Band daily

Court Glade Time

7/10-11

7/18-19

7/24-25

7/31-8/1

8/7-8

8/14-15

8/21-22

11:30 a.m.

Courtly Music and Dance

12:45 p.m.

Table Setting Ceremony

1:30 p.m.

Presentation of the Nobility

1:45 p.m.

Her Majesty’s Music and Dance

2:15 p.m.

Her Majesty’s Feast

3:30 p.m.

Courtly Fashion

3:30 p.m.

Courtly Life

5 p.m.

Privy Council (Sunday July 18, Aug. 1, 15 and 29)

6 p.m.

Audience with the Queen

8/28-29

9/4-6

Town Square Public House Noon & 6 p.m.—the Bristol Buskin Frolic Pub sing Dirty Duck Inn Dance, History and Music daily, 10:30 a.m.—Country dance, 11 a.m.—The Wonder Elixer of Life 3 p.m.—Country dance, 4:30 p.m.—Wooing contest 5:30 p.m.—Demonstrations of historical life. Lady Ettie’s “Me Place” 1:30 & 4 p.m.—Take tea with Lady Ettie

The Globe Stage Time

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7/18-19

7/24-25

7/31-8/1

8/7-8

8/14-15

10:15 a.m.

Breakfast with the Brass

11 a.m.

MooNie the Magnificent

Noon

MooNie the Magnificent

1 p.m.

The Queen’s Show

1:30 p.m.

MooNie the Magnificent

2:30 p.m.

MooNie the Magnificent

3 p.m.

Wolgemut

4:30 p.m.

8/21-22

8/28-29

12:45 p.m. — Her Majesty’s Royal Parade and Progress • Beginnin The Mud Pit™

Dread Crew of Oddwood

Art Auction (Sunday)

6 p.m.

Dread Crew of Oddwood

MooNie and Friends

Suitcase Shakespeare

7/18-19

7/24-25

10:15 a.m.

7/31-8/1 8/7-8 8/14-15 Church Service (Sundays)

10:30 a.m.

Ogham

11 a.m.

Craig of Farrington

Noon 1 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

Tourdion Jock Stewart Tourdion

Ky Hote Billy Miller Ky Hote

Time 11:30 a.m.

MooNie and Broon

8/21-22

8/28-29

9/4-6

1 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

2:30 p.m. Odd’s Bodkin

Bounding Man

3:30 p.m.

Jock Stewart Odd’s Bodkin

3 p.m.

Bounding Man

4:30 p.m.

3 p.m.

Sarah Mullen Harper Billy Miller

5 p.m.

4:30 p.m.

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Ky Hote

7/24-25

5:30 p.m.

Jock Stewart Odd’s Bodkin

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6 p.m.

7/31-8/1

8/7-8

8/14-15

Kid’s Ki 8/21-22

Billy Miller

Jock Stewart

8/28-29

Jock Stewart

Scarlett Lettaire as “The Other Woman” Molly and the Tinker

Water Street Bridge

Drunk & Sailor

Billy Miller

Axel the Sot (R)

2 Merry Men—7 Deadly Sins

Molly and the Tinker

Drunk & Sailor

Billy Miller

Axel the Sot (R)

The Bawdy Beautiful Drunk & Sailor

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Axel the Sot (R)

7/10-11

7/18-19

7/24-25

7/31-8/1

Captain’s Story

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Noon

Pirate and

1 p.m.

Pun

2 p.m.

Scarlett Lettaire as “The Other Woman”

Water Street Bridge

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1:30 p.m.

Scarlett Lettaire as “The Other Woman” Water Street Bridge

9/4-6

11:30 a.m.

Christophe the Insulter (nc17)

4 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

Jock Stewart

7/18-19

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Dan the Bard (Marooned Aug. 7)

4 p.m.

7/10-11

Noon

Fountainside Music Stage 7/10-11

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MooNie the Magnificent Costume Art Auction (Sunday) Contest

5:15 p.m.

Time

Military Encampment Experience military life daily, 11:30 a.m.—Barber surgery, 1:30 p.m.—Cannon salute to the Queen 3:30 p.m.—Weapons of War 5 p.m.—Musket firing 6 p.m.—How weapons work

9/4-6

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2:30 p.m.

Treasure Hu

2:45 p.m.

Oak Forest Pa

3:30 p.m.

Pun

4 p.m.

Cutlass Coo

Scarlett Lettaire as “The Other Woman”

5 p.m.

Knigh

2 Merry Men—7 Deadly Sins

6 p.m.

Cooks’n Lettic’s Egge

Molly and the Tinker

Christophe the Insulter (nc17)


Cheshire Chase Action Stage Time

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9/4-6

Dirk & Guido The Swordsmen Barely Balanced Acrobatic Daredevils

11:30 a.m. Noon 1:30 p.m.

Dirk & Guido The Swordsmen

2:30 p.m.

Barely Balanced Acrobatic Daredevils

3:30 p.m.

Dirk & Guido The Swordsmen Barely Balanced Acrobatic Daredevils Barely Balanced The Fire Show

4:30 p.m. 6 p.m.

Lord Mayor’s Forum Stage Time 10:30 a.m.

7/10-11

7/18-19

1 Flaming Idiot

7/24-25 Weno Gypsies

7/31-8/1

1 Flaming Idiot

1 Flaming Idiot

Pyrojuggler

Adam Crack Fire Whip

1 Flaming Idiot

Weno Gypsies

1 Flaming Idiot

Pyrojuggler

Adam Crack Fire Whip

1 Flaming Idiot

Weno Gypsies

1 Flaming Idiot

Pyrojuggler

Adam Crack

5 p.m. 5:30 p.m.

Pyrojuggler

Fire Whip

Weno Gypsies

3:30 p.m. 4 p.m.

8/21-22

Adam Crack

2 p.m. 2:30 p.m.

8/14-15

1 Flaming Idiot

11:30 a.m. Noon

8/7-8

Fire Whip

1 Flaming Idiot

Weno Gypsies

6:20 p.m.

1 Flaming Idiot

Pyrojuggler

Drum Jam with Antone the Great

The Midsummer Stage Time

7/10-11

7/18-19

Tartanic

8/7-8

8/14-15

8/21-22

ytime at the Broken Oar

Chantyman Variety Show Princess Storytime

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Chantyman Variety Show

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8/28-29

9/4-6

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7/10-11

7/18-19

10:30 a.m. 11 a.m.

7/24-25

7/31-8/1

8/7-8

Tourdion

Ky Hote

11:30 a.m.

Dan the Bard

Noon

The New Minstrel Revue

2 p.m.

The New Minstrel Revue

2:30 p.m.

Billy Miller

3 p.m.

Jock Stewart Tourdion

8/28-29

9/4-6

Ky Hote

Odd’s Bodkin

Bounding Man

BROON

Christophe the Insulter (r) Tartanic

Tortuga Twins

BROON

Christophe the Insulter (r) Tartanic

4:15 p.m.

Tortuga Twins

BROON

5 p.m.

The New Minstrel Revue

5:30 p.m.

Dirk & Guido The Swordsmen

Royal Mews Time

Jock Stewart Odd’s Bodkin

Bounding Man

7/10-11

7/18-19

7/24-25

7/31-8/1

8/7-8

11 a.m.

Joust of Skill

8/14-15

Noon

Spirit of the Stallion

1:30 p.m.

Royal Falconer

2:15 p.m.

Spirit of the Stallion

3:30 p.m.

Dan the Bard (Marooned Aug. 7)

4 p.m.

Bristol Buskin Frolic Step Dancers

2:45 p.m.

Pike Drills

oking’s Pantry Parley

4:30 p.m.

Dan the Bard (Marooned Aug. 7)

3 p.m.

Royal Joust

hting Ceremony

5:30 p.m.

4 p.m.

Royal Falconer

4:45 p.m.

300 Battle

5:30 p.m.

Joust to the Death

ark District: Cinderella (Aug. 14)

nch and Judy

erton’s Pots & Pans Jamboree

Jock Stewart

Billy Miller

9/4-6

Suitcase Shakespeare

Tortuga Twins

3:30 p.m.

8/21-22

Dead Crew of Oddwood

Wolgemut

Tartanic

8/28-29

BROON

Dread Crew of Oddwood

Wolgemut

2:30 p.m.

8/14-15

8/21-22

Tortuga Twins

1:45 p.m.

Three Sheets Music Stage

ingdom

8/14-15

The Prince’s Show

1 p.m.

Maypole Dance and Play All season! Dancing at 10:15 a.m., 4:30 and 5:15 p.m.

8/7-8

11 a.m.

12:15 a.m.

Maypole Commons

7/31-8/1

The New Minstrel Review

11:30 a.m.

ng at the Front Gate and ending at The Globe Stage — 12:45 p.m.

7/24-25

10:30 a.m.

Jock Stewart

8/21-22

8/28-29

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t takes more than a single day to mer events to enjoy, each creating a experience the Bristol Renaissance special opportunity to enjoy the Faire Faire. It’s physically impossible to in a whole new way! catch every act on each of the Faire’s 20 performance venues in a single “Renaissance Runway” Costume nine-hour day, or to sample each of Contest—July 24-25 the 73 different delicacies prepared From lords and ladies in full Renaisby the Faire’s food concessionaires— sance regalia to Star Trekkers and fairalthough many a hearty soul have ies, Civil War re-enactors or Ancient tried! There are also the once-a-sum- Greek gods, Bristol’s newly-revamped

costume contest welcomes all expressions of creative couture. Saturday is fantasy day—anything goes, from wizards to bananas! Sunday’s theme will be history. Participants are encouraged to costume themselves in authentic dress from Ancient Rome to World War II. There will be separate contests for children on both Saturday and Sunday in Bristol’s Kids Kingdom. Interested patrons should register at the Guest Services Gazebo and will be given a number to attach to the back of their costume. Ten anonymous judges will be surveying the entries throughout the day. Semi-finalists will be announced at the Globe Stage at 5:30 p.m. One champion each day

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Tea with the Queen —July 25 Join Queen Elizabeth and other Faire luminaries for afternoon tea and delectables. Held in highest esteem by the Queen herself, space for this event is limited and reservations are recommended. For advance reservations, contact Faire Office Manager Shawn Henry at smj1218@aol.com or (847) 3957773. Tickets can also be purchased at the Guest Services Gazebo the day of the event if available for $15 per person or online at www.renfair. com.

Plein Aire— July 31-Aug. 1 The Bristol Renaissance Faire will be transformed into a 16th Century artists’ colony, July 31 and Aug. 1, when artists from across the region converge on the Faire for its inaugural Ren Plein Aire celebration. Paraphrasing the French “en plein aire” (literally “in the open air”) used to describe the act of painting outdoors as popularized by the Impressionists, visiting artists will draw upon the colorful palate of Bristol’s wooded, 30-acre village as the inspiration for a weekend full of artistic expression. Artists will position themselves throughout the bustling Faire site on Saturday and Sunday, providing patrons with the opportunity to watch

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reception, auction and day’s Faire admission are $35.00 and available at renfair.com, varietywi.org, or the Bristol gate. Securing tickets in advance is encouraged, as space is limited. M a r k e t p l a c e We e k e n d Returns—Aug. 7-8 Browse the Bristol Renaissance Faire Marketplace to discover oneof-a-kind wares for all ages. Bodice coolers, medieval watering cans, wicker baskets, titanium chain mail weapons, unicorn shoes and desktop siege engines await shoppers in search of truly unique gifts. Browse through costuming, jewelry, natural body products, toys and many more

wonderful things for home, hearth the Guest Relations Gazebo the day and heart in our diverse marketplace. of the event, in advance of the tastSpen a total of $200 on Saturday, Aug. ing time. 7 or Sunday, Aug. 8, at the shops of your choice, then show your receipts 11th Annual Scouts Weekend at our Guest Services Gazebo to —Aug. 14-15 receive two complimentary tickets Boy and Girl Scouts of all ages to come back to the Faire during the are invited to a special weekend of 2010 season! Renaissance festivities at the Faire. Bring your entire troop, friends and Wine Tasting— Aug. 8 family and enjoy special ticket disRaise your glass to the Queen! counts. A commemorative Bristol Sample close to 25 wines from Renaissance Faire patch has been Sommelier Winery in Kenosha and designed for the weekend and will mingle with other Faire-goers dur- be available for purchase at the Faire ing this three-hour event (2-5 p.m.) souvenir shoppes. To receive disThe $15 event charge includes a sou- counted tickets, at least one member venir Bristol Renaissance Faire wine of your group must have troop idenglass. Tickets can be purchased at tification.

Pride Weekend —Aug. 21-22 All of the weekend’s Faire participating guests will receive a beaded bracelet in one of the colors of the rainbow, free for the asking. As bracelet-wearers enjoy Faire festivities, mingle with other patrons and exchange beads, they’ll be able to collect and commemorate their day with a bracelet sporting all the hues of the rainbow. Those who present their rainbow bracelets at nearby Club Icon (I-94 in Kenosha) the same weekend, will receive a free cocktail. Celebrate, Enjoy, Everyone is Welcome Everyday. For additional information on all events, visit www.renfair.com or call (847) 395-7773

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Appearing Every Day of the 2010 Faire Fire Whip Show 2 Holder of seven Guinness World Records for whip cracking • Adam Winrich—Lord Mayor’s Forum area New! Arabella Byrd’s Chantyman Variety Show 2 Fun and laughs for the whole family • Kid’s Kingdom Barely Balanced 2 Acrobatics and non-stop comedy • Cameron T’oemele, Casey Martin and James Freer—Cheshire Chase Action Stage

Cutlass Cooking 2 Children’s comedy and mayhem • Kid’s Kingdom Dirk & Guido: The Swordsmen! 2 Bold and Stupid Men, At Your Service • Doug Mumaw and David Woolley— Cheshire Chase Action Stage and Midsummer Stage Hanlon-Lee’s Jousting Knights and Steeds 2 Armored knights on horseback vying for the Queen’s favor • Kent Shelton and Steve Cowan, Directors, and Company— Royal Mews Joust Arena MooNiE the Magnif ’Cent 2 Juggler, ropewalker and foolish mortal • Phil Johnson—Globe Stage New! Punch & Judy 2 Mister Punch returns to Bristol with new, familyfriendly, puppet shows • Kid’s Kingdom. New! The Royal Falconer 2 Bird of prey demonstrations by Master Falconer Ray Pena • Royal Mews Joust Arena The Sturdy Beggars Mud ShowÂŽ (pg13) 2 “The Greatest Show

IN Earthâ€?• Rush Pearson, John Goodrich, Peter Strunsky, Herb Metzler and Company—Mud Pit Stage Tea Time with Lady Ettie 2 Dizzy deportment with a true Renaissance lady • Carol Black—Lady Ettie’s Me Place Wonder Elixir of Life Company 2 Purveyors of Alchemy and Thaumaturgy • Bob Hollister & Robyn Tisch-Hollister—On the streets of Bristol. Don’t Miss These World-Class Special Guests Making Limited Time Appearances... Christophe the Insulter (nc17) 2 Not in the least bit family-friendly unless you’re one of ‘those’ kinds of families • Christopher Buehlman— Midsummer Stage, Pig ‘n Whistle Tavern Stage and thru the Streets of Bristol • July 17-18,24-25,31-Aug. 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29 and Sept. 4-6.


Signature bricks — Back by Popular Demand I

n 2004, the Bristol Renaissance Faire commemorated the creation of the Town Square Public House by including a wall of bricks purchased by our patrons. More Signature bricks were added in 2005 and 2006. Over the years, hundreds of thousands of guests have visited the Town Square Public House to read inscriptions written by people who wanted to memorialize friends or family, mark a special event like a wedding, or otherwise express

BROON 2 Don’t be frightened, it’s only comedy! • Brian Howard— Cheshire Chase Action Stage and Trader’s Cove Stage • Aug. 14-15, 2122, 28-29 and Sept. 4-6. Doktor Kaboom! 2 Nothing says science like Kaboom! • David Epley —Trader’s Cove Stage • Aug. 14-15, 2122, 28-29 and Sept. 4-6. Gypsy Geoff, Jack of All Trades, Master of Fun 2 Nutso fire juggling and mayhem • Geoff Marsh—Trader’s Cove Stage • July 10-11, 17-18, 31Aug. 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29 and Sept. 4-6. Ivanovich 2 Impossibilist, Commando Magician • Chris Ivanovich—At large on the steets of Bristol • Aug. 1415 and 21-22. One Flaming Idiot 2 Juggling, foolishness, and comic tales • Robert Williams—Lord Mayor’s Forum Stage • July 10-11, 17-18, 24-25, 31-Aug. 1, and 7-8. Pyrojuggler 2 Insane juggling comedy on the Blood Stained Rag of Death

profound sentiments in just a few words. Since the campaign was retired, Bristol’s guests have continued to ask whether they could purchase a Signature brick. We’ve listened, and now are pleased to announce that the Signature Brick Campaign is returning just in time to be part of a very special event. There could be no better time to reprise the Signature Brick Campaign than in celebration

• Thomas Wood—Lord Mayor’s Forum Stage • Aug. 14-15, 21-22 and 28-29. Suitcase Shakespeare Company 2 Romeo and Juliet in under an hour • The Suitcase Shakespeare Company—Midsummer Stage and Globe Stage - August 1-2, 8-9. New! The Tortuga Twins 2 Laugh until you hurt comedy with three different shows daily • Midsummer Stage • July 31- Aug. 1 and 7-8. New! The Wash Well Wenches 2 Looking for love whild doing your laundry. Uproarious comedy with a splash • Trader’s Cove stage • July 1011, 17-18, 24-25, 31-Aug. 1, and 7-8. Stage and Street Music Appearing Every Day of the 2010 Season... 2 Merry Men–7 Deadly Sins (pg13) 2 The seven deadly sins in song Antone the Great 2 Bristol’s Master of Drums —Antonio Albarran

of the 25th Anniversary Season of the Bristol Renaissance Faire. The 2012 season will offer a summer of unparalleled fun, festivity, and even a little nostalgia to mark the occasion of our 25th Anniversary. Now you can mark your place at the party with a Signature brick. We will begin accepting advance Signature Brick orders on September 20th, 2010, for installation before Opening Day of the 2012,

Breakfast with the Brass 2 Start your day with a “Touch of Brass” Bristol’s Drum Jam 2 Directed by The Great Antone Craig of Farrington 2 Minstrel Lutenist, ‘sa Lute!—Craig Merlin Broers Dan the Bard 2 Delightfully twisted musical tales—Daniel Marcotte Glenn Morgan 2 Hammered Dulcimer—Glenn Morgan New Minstrel Review 2 Lively songs of love, loss and beer Ogham 2 Traditional music of the British Isles—TJ Hull and Amanda Caretta Patrice Ruane 2 Spinet—Patrice Ruane The Royal Brass 2 The majesty of music Sarah Mullen 2 Mistress of the harp— Sarah Mullen Enjoy These Enchanting Special Guests for a Limited Time New! Axel the Sot (R) 2 The original

“drunken sailor” • Aug 21-22, 28-29 and Sept. 4-6. Billy Miller 2 The gentle harmonies of the flute—Billy Miller • Aug. 7-8 and 14-15. Bounding Main 2 Presenting richly harmonic versions of traditional maritime songs • Sept. 4-6. New! The Dread Crew of Oddwood 2 Raucus music from a band of pirates that will leave you trying to catch your breath • Aug. 7-8 and 14-15. New! Drunk & Sailor 2 Maritime music and comedy • Aug. 7-8. Grey Angus 2 Hammered Dulcimer —Jim Petersen • Throughout the season Jock Stewart 2 Singer of songs, teller of tales •July 10-11, 17-18, 24-25, 31-Aug. 1, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29 and Sept. 4-6. New! Ky Hote 2 The world’s most dangerous guitar player • Aug. 7-8 and 14-15. New! Marooned 2 Landlocked musical pirates • Aug. 7 Molly and the Tinker 2 Musical Irish

25th-Anniversary season of the Bristol Renaissance Faire. Information will be posted on our website – www.renfair.com -- in early September. In the meantime, inquiries may be directed to Julia Romanski, Romanski@renfair.com, (847) 395-7773, ext. 228 – or Shawn Henry, smj1218@aol.com, (847) 395-7773, ext. 100, Bristol Renaissance Faire Signature Brick Campaign Coordinators.

comedy duo • July 10-11, 17-18 and 24-25. Odd’s Bodkin 2 Original and traditional British and Gypsy style music • Aug. 14-15, 21-22 and 28-29. New! Scarlette Lettair (PG13) 2 The other woman, music and comedy • July 10-11, 17-18, 24-25, 31-Aug. 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22 and 28-29. Tartanic 2 Bagpipes and drums of fury, an interactive spectacle featuring men without pants • July 10-11, 17-18 and 24-25. New! Tourdion 2 Songs of the British Isles and beyond • July 10-11, 17-18 and 24-25. Water Street Bridge2 Music and mayhem. You never know what you’ll find “underneath the bridge.” New! Wolgemut 2 German pipes and drums • July 17-18, 24-25 and 31-Aug. 1. Zane Zirkle 2 Lautengittarre • Sept. 4-6.

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The year is 1574,

Queen Elizabeth is on the throne and England is prospering under her reign. Once a year, the locals gather together, travelers come from afar and we gather to celebrate the Faire day in our shire. The village citizenry are making especially merry because Queen Elizabeth herselſ is paying a visit Bristol! Whirling you back to the time of the Renaissance are the members of our 2010 cast:

Guilde of St. George2 The Court of Queen Elizabeth

Mary Kababik as Queen Elizabeth Tudor• Clayton Hamburg as Francois Valois, Duc d’Anjou y Alecon, Prince of France • Brian McArthur (Guildemaster) as Sir Henry Stanley, Earl of Derby • Rick Barrett as Sir Edward Manners, Earl of Rutland • Frank Skony (Costume Cooridnator) as Sir Thomas Radclyffe, Earl of Sussex • Paul Schiller as Sir Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford • Stacy Hicks as Sir Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester • Karen Dezoma as Countess of Shrewsberry • Laurie McArthur (Ladies’ Captain) Countess of Derby • Julie Perkins (Assistant Director) as Countess of Sussex • Denise Prohaska as Countess of Bath • Judy Rubenstein as Countess of Lennox • Mary Hough as Dowager Countess of Warwick • Cassie McArthur as Countess of Pembroke • Jerry Shinn as Anthony Browne,Viscount Montague • Kimmy McArthur as Lady Dorothy Devereaux, Maid of Honor • Sophie Foerster as Lady Penelope Devereaux, Maid of Honor • Don Dawson as Lord Edward Stafford, Baron Stafford • Eric Galla as Sir Cuthbert Ogle, Baron Ogle • Robert Horne (Men’s Captain) as Sir Charles Howard, Baron Howard of Effingham • Drew Foerster as Lord Gyles Brydges, Baron Chandos of Sudley • Andy Howard as Sir William Cecil, Baron Burghley • Keither Lambert as Sir Henry Norreys, Baron Norreys of

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Rycote • Aaron Bennett (Performance Director) as Jean d’Simier, Baron St. Marc • Heather Dawson as Baroness Stafford • Kiffen Nielson as Baroness Cobham • Catherine Smoot (Dance Mistress) as Baroness Morley • Jodi Steele as Baroness Stourton • Megan Kusiak as Baroness Dudley • Nicole Galla as Baroness Ogle • Molly Maka as Baroness Sandys • Robin Kullick as Baroness Dacre of the South • Michelle Fanta as Baroness Mounteagle • Shelia Horne as Baroness Howard of Effingham • Karen Larsen as Dowager Baroness Chandos • Lois Salmonson as Baroness Burghley • Jennifer Lambert as Baroness Norreys of Rycote • Brittney Felix as Baroness Offaley • Dale Gaus as Sir Thomas North • Kaylee Kusiak as Lady Elizabeth Stourton, Maid of Honor • Brenda Smoot as Lady Elizabeth Howard, Maid of Honor • Devin Orzech as Mistress Phillipa Fitzwilliam, Maid of Honor • Morgan Orzech as Mistress Margaret Fitzwilliam, Maid of Honor • Bill Lygte as Sir Henry Sidney • Jim Farris (Guilde Master Emeritus) as Sir Christopher Hatton • Jeffrey Gibson as Sir Henry Lee, Queen’s Champion • Rich Pankow as Sir Francis Knollyes • Andy Kaufman as Sir John Perrot • Jay Puliatchk as Sir Walter Mildmay • Timothy Bailey as Sir Nicholas Bacon • Patrick Braden as Sir Thomas Heneage • Bill Cidell as Captain Sir William Wynter • Chris Stryker as Sir Francis Walsingham, Principle Secretary • William Dezoma as Captain Sir Francis Drake • Peter Brown as Sir Robert Sidney • Adam Cidell as Captain

Sir Edward Wynter • Marybeth Townsend as Dorothy Stafford, the Honorable Lady Stafford • Susan Shinn as Winifred Brydges, Lady Sackville • Jo Simmons as Mary Walsingham, Lady Mildmay • Charlette Bailey as Ann Cooke, Lady Bacon • Demetra Danelski as Barbara Gamage, Lady Sidney • Katie Sauffer as Elizabeth Stafford, Lady Drury • Katie Pitzl as Margaret Edgecombe, Lady Denney• Kat Brown as Mistress Mary Radclyffe • Alana Steele as Mistress Margaret Arundel • Michelle Groenke as Mistress Catherine Cooke • Joe Fieger as Dr. Roderigo Lopez, Queen’s Physician • Dennis Carl as Master Robert Beale, Clerk of the Privy Council • Matthew Donovan as Guillaume de Sauvigny • Lynn Borge as Mistress Catherine Ashley • Anne Weis asMistress Blanche Parry • Kathryn Jones as Mistress Thomasina du Paris • Alice Fieger as Mistress Sara Lopez

Yeomen of the Queen’s Guard Rich Jacobs as Sergeant Major, Sir Cornelius Van Dunne • Robert Mack as Yeoman Charles Langley • Joe Smoot as Yeoman Thomas Post • David Poremba as Yeoman David Burke

Retainers, Attendants & Household Gretchen Rinke as Mistress Agatha Mordant • Rachel Maes as Mistress Beatrice Simcock • Danielle Aeschbacher as Mistress

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Maud Tesdale • Diana Cook as Mistress Jane Judde • Leia Salsbury as Mistress Kathryn Garaway • Sandra Howard (Household Captain) as Mistress Gertrude Bridgewater, Head Housekeeper • James Root as Master Thomas Young • Lauren Milbrandt as Mistress Lucinda Tuttle • Bert Cook as Master Edward Brewer • Sean Bourke as Master Simon Drapier • Heather Morrison as Mistress Phillipa Skipworth • Tina Marie Root as Mistress Grace Goodwyn • Tyler Kusiak as Master Robert Blackmore • Michelle Root as Mistress Susanna Goodwyn • Michaela Root as Mistress Elizabeth Goodwyn • Ann-Elizabeth Shapera as Jane Bede, Lady (Xit) LeGrande, Queen’s Phoole

Guilde of St. Michael 2 English militia

Rick Kakouris (Guildemaster) as Sir Thomas - Captain • Jen Borlick as Alyce Cooper • Scott Borlick as Henry Church • Chris Budnick as Nathaniel Harker- Corporal • Jim Burns as John Flint - Pikeman • Aaron Cergal as Jonathan Bentwyne • Jo Chalhoub as Hannah Bower • Andrew Collins as Timothy Bentwyne • Evan Cook as Evan Chandler • Kyle Cook as William Chandler • MaryAnn Cook as Mary Chandler • Ryan Cook as Ryan Chandler • Ed Dawson as Edward Mountford - Ensign • Elizabeth Dawson as Merry Tangleskein - Weaver • Jean Ducat as Wanda Drynkmore • Brian Dykstra-Barrett as Johannen Vanderkevken • Zak Galaboff as Jonathan Courier - Pikeman • Andy Garuz as Michael Smythe • Chris Gelinskey as Edmond Young • Matthew Hansen as Phillip Tillbye • Fred Henry as William Drynkmore • Michael Hesek as Thomas Chase - Corporal • Avery Kakouris as Robert Smith • Cody Kakouris as Michael Smith - Drummer • Shelly Kakouris as Katie Olyver - Seamstress • Katie Kowbel as Elizabeth Miller • Michael Lamble as Michael Donaldson • Chris Last (Assistant Guildemaster) as William Gage - Leftenant • Heather Last as Ari Gage - Storyteller • Norelle Last as Rella Gage • Sean Last as Sean Gage • Chris Maka as George Brooke • John Papandrea as Lucas

Todde - Pikeman • Rick Papandrea as Richard Todde - Pikeman • Matthew Pollock as Gaspard Knowell • Stacey Reigel as Isabele Miller • Chase Rogeveen as Michael Bentwyne • Dan Rosen as Roger Flemyng - Pikeman • Johnathan Tuttle as Charles Lamb - Pikeman • Michelle Zuver as Rosalind Drapper

Guilde of St. Lawrence 2 The Staff of the Dirty Duck Inn Steven Schmitt (Director) as Master Peter Cabot • Travis Bailey as Albert Lawrence • Mike Carrithers as Matthew Clark • Harlie DesRoches as Elizabeth Anne St. Claire • Gabrielle Eggert as Anne Eggerly • Emily Gardner as Bridget Taylor • Jeremy Gardner as William Frye • Luke Gardner as Andrew Hawkins • Heather Lauritzen as Mary Whistler • Kathy Lauritzen as Katherine Whistler • Christine Lukawski as Helen Morrison • Laura Muetz as Beatrice Greenwoode • Lizzy Muetz as Grace Brunswick • Adriana Nee as Ursula Dublin • Emily Nee as Emma Dublin • Mike Nickerson as Charles Fletcher • Rebecca Schmitt as Mistress Agness Cabot • Timothy Schmitt as Timothy Cabot • Alex Weitzel as Anya Coffey • Sigourney Weitzel as Ava Coffey • Margaret Young-Weitzel as Muirgheal Coffeynel MacColin

Fantastikals 2 The Faeries Genesee Spridco (Director) as Autumn Faery • Ginger Breo as Gaia • Tegan Elliot as Iskie Bae • Amanda Ellis as Bubbles • Beth Kelly (Assistant Director) as Spydra • Gwen Kelly-Masterton as Brownie• Therin Miller as Fyer Tuireann • Jon Verkler as Puck

RenQuest 2 The Band of the Twisted Claw

Shane Hill (Director) as Thoren Grymm • Ariel Begley as Kisa Akilina • Samantha Beringer as Ciel Moineau • David Blake as Terranus Paragon • Kyle Boehm as Argyle, The Troll • Jeremy Brown as John “Bear” Greenwood • Neil Cabot as Thomas Wisseu

• Rene Castillero as Tristan Holbrook • Katie Chin as Lady Katherine Tso • Carynne Dati as Adria Dubh • Samantha Durhamas Aria Paragon • Danielle Dushek as Sydney Dove • James Estrella II as Santino Pepe Il Gato • James Estrella III as Sebastian Black • Rachel GrandaGluski as Cordelia Finch • Julia Khalek as Isabella Swift • Katie Knack as Ruby Nightshade • John Koller (Stage Manager) as Raven Hawkwood • Courtney Kozeluh as Rose Peregrine • Laura Markowitz as Agatha McGee •Mohale Matsapola as Ignis Paragon • Morgan MaulSmith as Morgan Fletcher • Julie McMillin (Asst. Director) as Talia Tale • Lindsey Monyelle as Mariette Beaujolais • Analisa MundellWachowiak as Lillith Sparrow • Jaqui Mundell-Wachowiak as Gaia Vedea • Jessica Pedersen as MinMei Lynn • Anne Quiaoit as Edana Dragonborn • Cassy Cassandra Schillo as Nais Paragon • Cindy Yungwirth as Vashta Narada

Goode Folke of Bristol 2 Street Cast

Adam McAleavey (Director) as Jasper Trustworthy • Sarah-Jean Benjamin as Abigail Normyl • Carol Black as Lady Ettie • Nicole Borge as Miss Evelyn Tayte • Tabitha Breo as Philomelia Willywycket • Ansel Burch as Captain Martin Frobisher • Melissa Carlson as The Living Statue • Amy Christiansen as Amorianna Sutherland • Alexis Cohen-Pena as Gertrude Normyl • Meredith DePalma as Kiss Me Kate • Ellen DeSitter as Mary Onett and Krysa Ubitsa • Steve Fassl as Oderferious Thunderbottom • Julie Ferris as Ginny Lightskirt Brandon Ghislain as Ricco Ostensio • Fred Henry as William Drynkmore • Chris Ivanovich as Ivanovich the Impossibilist • Carl Jester (Puppet Spotter) as Bodger • Julie Jester as Jezebel Harlotte • Marissa Johnson as Meredith Mackleberry • Andy Maar (Puppet Spotter) as Robert Christiansen • Brian Miskelley as Thee Bluebeard • Mindi Nellis as Candice Blunderwood • Sophie Ng (Chalk Artist) as Sophia Greenestreet • Stacey Williams-Ng (Chalk Artist) as Scarlett Greenestreet • Patrick

O’Donnell as Willy Wynkle • Arne Parrott as Dylan of Robertshire • Patrick Perkins as Sir Hector Badgersworth • Joshua Safford as Jeremiah Wiggins/Raven • Eric Schabla as Christopher Marlowe • Stephen P. Schroeder as Lord Mayor Oliver Newcastle • Amanda Spreeman as Perry Winkle • Erika Stai as Lady Lotus Blossom • Alexis Cory Stein as Ember Penniesworth • Juliet Stephens-Tripp as Rose, the Living Music Box • Terry Truckenbrod (Puppeteer) as Oscar Broombuster • John Walski as Ha’Penny Spitelsack, Earl of Bedlam • Richard Weber as Lord Mayor Egads Newcastle • Britney Whitnall as Merriweather Normyl • John Wohlers (Puppet Spotter) as John T. Hawser

Bristol Buskin Frolic 2 The Revelers

Jenni Glueckstein (Director) as Magnolia May, the Mistress of Misrule • Paul Bainbridge as William Wyrmwood • Mica Chenault as Saffron Speedwell • Cortney Chene as Acacia Anemone • Emily Christensen as Jasmine Fern • Elena Gonzalez as Enya Bryony • Alice Hammers (Assistant Director) as Chrysanthemum Catchfly • Allison Hayden as Amarelie Amaryllis • Nickel Hays as Cotton Cattail • Naomi Houser as Beatrix Pollen • Fiona Kelly-Masterson as Pansy Posey • Holly Kirkpatric as Dahlia Honeysuckel • Danny Lauritzen as Briar Moss • Fred Lauritzen as Woodfellow Whistler • Trevor Mendez as Oleander Oakwood • Rebecca Morgan-Markham as Juniper Nightshade • Laura Noigebauer as Iris Delphinium • Ally Owens as Willow Bay • Stefan Prins as Jack Barleycorn • Andy Rek (Puppeteer) as Sumac“Sue”Thatcher • Freya Schmidt as Bettony Bramble • Kaytlyn Schwartz as Ginger Ale • Nick Singer as Hemlock Kingspeare • Kassandra Sivils as Jonquil Vine • Allie Spokas as Lilly McAster • Allyssa Utecht as Almond • Linnea Volz as Shamrock Lucerne • Kimba Wawrzyniak as Poppy Mulberry • Theresa Williams as Teasle Touchmenot • Sara Yungwirth as Daisy Bloom • Cody Zibung as Redblossom Rocket

Danse Macabre2 The Dead Parade The restless dead of Bristol-The Grande Danse

By the Sword 2 The Yeomen of Sherwood

Gregory Larson (Director) as Robin Hood • Marcus Davis as Will Scarlett • Heath Denekis (Powder Master) as Little John • Andrew Luckenbill as Much the Miller’s Son • Stephanie Murphy as Maid Marion Fitzwalter

By the Sword 2 The Crew of the Trinity Gilbert Joseph G Fernandez as Capt. James Alday • Josh Ballard as Andrew Barker • Sarah Dill as Lady Mary Killigrew • Gabriel Faith Howard as James Gentleman • Peter Mol as Robert Lamley

The Crew of the Broken Oar 2 Kid’s Kingdom Angela Ferlo (Director) as Captain Maggie McMeanie • Alayna Almen as Cooks’n Lettice Eggerton • Margaret Cortez as Navigator Manuela Catalina Lupe • Michelle Cummings as Rebecka “Beckaw” Lory • Rachal Kennedy as Annalisa Lisanna • Mia Melone as Cobbler Becky Bootstrap • Kendall Monoghan as Lady Eloisa Olga Lookholm of Sweden • Katie Moss (Assistant Director) as Princess Cacilia of Sweden • Sarah Putts as Chantyman Arabella Byrd

Production Staff Bob Brinkman, Entertainment Director • Betsy Grindol, Entertainment Assistant • Alyssa Bolden, Costumer • Rebecca “Rane” Maska, Assistant Costumer • T. Stacy Hicks, Decoration Department • Dan Marcotte, Music Director • Sarah-Jean Benjamin, Prop Coordinator • Casey Adams, Production Stage Manager • Grayson Coleman-Selby, Stage Manager • Elizabeth Willer, Stage Manager - Joust • Johnathan Koller, RenQuest Stage Manager • Tom Konrath, RenQuest Egg Design and Construction


treats abound at the faire

All around the Faire, there are foods to satisfy! Where to look and what you will find‌ • Beef Jerky • Pickles • Pretzels • Italian Ices • Baked Potatoes • Bakery Fresh Scones, Breads and Apple Pie • Black Cows • Butterfly Potatoes —Seasoned • Chocolate Dipped Cheesecake on a Stick • Cookies, Cakes and Tarts • Corn Ears • Cornish Dogs • Pretzel Dogs • Monkey Tails—Chocolate covered frozen bananas • Mushrooms • Marinated Pork Tenderloin Sandwiches • Rib

Eye Steak Sandwiches with Grilled Onions • Steak on a Stake • Scalamundy • Coconut Shrimp and fries • Beef Ribs • Cheese Fritters • Chicken Legs with Zesty BBQ • Chilies • Dragon Wings and Spicy Fries • Ice Cream Cones in Chocolate, Strawberry and Vanilla • Italian Roast Beef Sandwich • Garlic Mushrooms • Pizza Pyes • Pork Ribs • Portabella Mushroom Sandwich • Portabella Bangers • Schooner Sandwich with Sprouts, Guacamole and Cheese • Sesame Chicken • Teriyaki Chicken on a Stick • Turkey Legs • Calzones

• Fish n’ Chips • Iced Cream Crepes • Fresh Roasted Nuts • Pieces of Eight • BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches • Pretzels • Shepherd’s Pye • Grilled Pineapple • Tempura, O Mora • Polish Sausage • Gourmet Grilled Cheese Sandwiches • ShishKa-Bobs • Snow Cones • Cornish Dogs • Cornish Pasties • Chocolate Confections and Delights • Mac and Cheese Bites Beer, Wine and Spirits— Yeeesss...Cocktails! The Bristol Renaissance Faire is proud to serve a variety of beverages from our kind sponsors Pepsi and Miller Brewing Company. New this season, we are offering a full bar. Superior beverages such as Miller

draft beers and other Miller products, domestic, imported and nonalcoholic beers and mead may be found at fine Bristol establishments such as The Town Square Public House • Rose and Crown • Import Ale • Black Swan Inn • Pig ’n Whistle Tavern • The Joust Tavern • Tuscany Tavern. You May Also Find... Chocolate and Regular Milk • Coffee Drinks • Iced Tea and Lemonade • Piùa Coladas—non-alcoholic • Sassafras • Sodas are at most taverns • Strawberry Daiquiris non-alcoholic • Water—Bottled or Tap may also be found at most taverns • Wines—some available with commemorative glasses may be found at various taverns.

Free water fountains are located near the flushable privies on St. Johns Crossing. Concessionaires B&B on a Stick—Linda McFeters, Buffie Stone Beef Jerky—Sam Hails Corn Crib—Mike and Sharon Young Kristine and Co.—Alex and Chris Kristine Old World Almonds and Pemberton Candies—Hans and Arlene Schmidt Table Renaissance—Pam DeLaPena Willow’s Faire—The Family Selway Pickle Palace—Shawn Henry and Steve Schulz

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