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Brian Dimatteo, Shop Worker ~ Starfire
Swords Ramon Cortez I started really coming to the Fest in ‘97 with a good friend, Dominik. After spending that entire year walking the grounds with a Claymore from Starfire on my back, I went to the owner and said, "Hey, I work for steel." Of course, that started it out. I started with Starfire in ‘98, and immediately fell in love with the fest, and am still out there. In ’99, under the watchful eye of Evil Joe, we started humiliations for patrons wearing long pants. The crowd loves watching the teens apologize to the parents for not knowing how to wear pants correctly. In 2000, watch for the Ultimate Bodice Dagger Competition, and yes, we are adding the men's belly dancing contest. |
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Beth Dibble, Fencing Booth |
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Chuck Dibble, Mayor's
Entourage & Court Revelers Also a member of the Mayor's Entourage, I started the festival full time in 1996 after 7 years of sporadic part-time at the Childrens Trilogy of Games. Continual involvement with Morris Park Players community theater most of my adult life. I am a carpenter by trade. McMillan, the cousin,"If ya dunna have a cousin, I shall be he." |
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DiAnne Dibble,Fencing Booth&
Irish Cottage
I started working at Fest in 1992 and have worked in many areas over the years including street, games, & crafters. Currently I am with the Fencing Booth and can usually be found harrassing patrons in the afternoon. At other times of the day, I am usually around the Irish cottage. |
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Norman Dibble (Daddy), Fencing Booth |
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Sara Dibble, Fencing Booth |
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Matt "Merlin" Dombrowski, Shop
Worker Tragic the Hopeless Romantic I have been at the Fest since 1992. I work at Gemini Glass now, but was
at the Windrose Mill. My character is Tragic the Hopeless Romantic, an
Irishman looking for his love. |
| Aimee Doke, Games Worker Kitten I have worked year after year since '04 at Chidren's Trilogy of Games.
I am working this year with my girlfriend Mousie and occasionally with
our boyfriend Brit when he has time off of work. |
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Elizabeth Donnelly, Former Street Gabrielle A ditzy peasant girl frequently found stuck in garbage cans. |
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Night Dopkins, Fencing Booth Geez, I've been around fest for over 12 years now. I used to produce the costuming & chain for various stage and street acts, hawked for a time, and helped out some friends at the Balloon Fencing Booth. Currently I'm an unemployed boothie looking for a good home out there! I had forgotten I was up on the site, but now I think I should actually join the list! Maybe someone needs some help, or at the very least I can get back in touch with some of my long lost friends. |
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Mark Doran, Shop Owner ~ Wood Willow & Whatknots |
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Irene Doroff, Juggling School Irene I started Festival in 2003 with the MN Half Arabian Horse Association
when we did an Arabian horse demonstration one weekend during Fest. One
thing led to another, and the back half of Festival 2003 and all of 2004
I've been a part of the Juggling School. I'm still developing any sort
of real character, so for the time being I wander and juggle and do a
bit of street at times. I can be seen at the Juggling School throughout
the mornings, but after that it's anyone's guess where I am. ! In my 'normal'
life I own, ride, and train horses competitively on the local and regional
levels and I'm usually involved in a theatre production or four throughout
the year. |
| Theresa Dorsey is now known as Theresa Meis | |
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Marilyn Downs, Playtron Lady Honoria Sylvre I remember the first MRF...went with kid in stroller, sat on hay bales,
loved the whole thing. Am back, "fully grown" (with kids who
have grown up and worked the fest), and a new crop of grandkids to corrupt.
er, educate. I'm the keeper of the scones, the baker of the biscotti,
and can be found traipsing the grounds nearly every weekend. Sometimes
I'm fairly elegant and put together, sometimes just "peasanty"--but
I'm always having fun! I am a playtron, but aspire t! o be "real",
someday. |
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Martin Doyle, Chess Match I began working at the Festival many years ago as part of the Fencing
Booth. More recently, I joined Cappa Ferro Productions for the Chess Match,
first as Armand the Assasin (Why assasins are required to have alliterative
names, no-one would tell me - I think they were snickering too hard) and
then as Sir Kendrick Vaughn. Claim to fame - if there was ever an anti-Tights
contest, I think my enormous white pant! s would take the prize, hands
down. |
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Trish Doss, Shop Owner ~ Through The Magic Looking Glass
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| Angelus Drake, King of the Log
I started working the Fest back in 2001 at King of the Log. This is
my 4th year there. I've met alot of great people out there so far, and
hope to meet even more in the years to come. Angelus_Drake@hotmail.com |
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Dee Dredge, Street New in 2001 |
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Allen Drees, Street ~ French Cavaliers Capitaine de Cavois, Captain of the Cardinal's Guard My first year at Fest was '95. I was a hawker for CKC that year and started the '96 season as a hawker as well. Of course, CKC being what it is, I chose to quit after a couple of weeks of the '96 season rather than be forced to help out in the wash houses. I then helped out at King of the Log for a few weeks before starting to work with Todd Anderson in his fine customer furniture booth. I continued to work with Todd for the '97 & '98 seasons. After the '98 season, Todd sold his booth. Last year, two friends and I became the Cardinal's Guard and started working with the Musketeers. Things were thrown together at the last minute last year, so our costumes weren't accurate. I was Cussac, a named Cardinal's Guard in the book. In this past off season, we increased our group dramatically and offically joined the Cardinal's Guards and the Musketeers into one group called the French Cavaliers. As a group, we took stage combat classes and planned a three part performance for this year's Fest. We also entirely redid our costumes. Our acts were performed on the Kings Arbor, at Folkstone Welly, and on the front gate in that order. In addition, we worked on the streets, did the Fables at the Table, and marched in parade. I changed characters and became Cpte de Cavois, the captain of the Cardinal's Guard. I am the equivalent of Treville, who is the captain of the Musketeers in the original book, except I am only mentioned twice. |
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David A. DuBois, Street 15 years at festival wander all around the sight, Carried Ice on my head
for years, poetry, joaks lymricks. Love being at show |
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Tasha Dulski, Street Katze and Unicorn Well this is my first year at the rens. fest. which is 2004 and hope
to keep doing this forever. One of my chars. are a cat and you can see
me around kids or anywhere that might draw my attention. Well I'm also
the unicorn so when you don't see a crazy cat going around you'll see
a unicorn with me under it if Mary is out and around. Thanks to evreyone
for helping me along the way and making this the best part of my life. angelfoxshedevil@hotmail.com |
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Colin Dunn, Safety Services |
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Patrick DuPaul,
Safety Services Dispatch, understated and misunderstood Safety Services Member After 2 years serving as Bedlam's rodie, I left and decided to join the people on the other side of the wall. Now I think I'll be settling into my role as a Safety Services member for the next few years. |
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Chad Dutton,
Musician ~ The Dregs Cedric O'Bannion Here I am, starting my first year at the Fest in 2005... as a Dreg, no
less. I enjoy singing, bells (cowbells in particular) and being thrown
daily at Vilification Tennis. Also part of the 'Pipsqueaks of Cacaphony.'
(That loud, irritating tin-whistle chaos in motion.) Goat A**! I'm supposedly
Irish, but I've managed to slip Jamaican & Italian into my strange
accent. I must really get around! Last but not least, we love Ethel, even
though she’s a nerd. |
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