This category contains websites of individuals and groups who perform professional stage combat demonstrations and professional jousting at Faires and similar reenactment events.
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- Seattle Knights Medieval Combat Northwest's medieval combat troupe with excellent equestrian skills, high-energy acting, and choreographed stage combat using real steel weapons. Knights wear a variety of armor, including chainmail, leather, and full plate with weapons including broadswords, axes, and staves. Photo gallery, events schedule.
- The Duelists Swordfighting and comedy duo, match wit and witticism, insult and innuendo. Schedule, biographies, reviews and show descriptions.
- Don Juan and Miguel Sixteenth century portrayal of swordsmen Don Juan and Miguel as a stage show for Renaissance Faires and related events. Events schedule, photo gallery, contact information.
- New Riders of the Golden Age Group from the War Horse Farm in Sarasota, Florida, have jousted professionally at Faires and similar events since 1982, using Belgian, Percheron, Shire, and Clydesdale horses and full suits of replica Sixteenth Century tilting armor which allows riders to engage in an authentic full contact joust. Events schedule.
- Royal Chessmen Acting troupe portrays living history through character interaction, staged combat, and living chess games; King Arthur's Round Table to Blackbeard's pirate ship. News, photo gallery, and events schedule.
- Swords of Chivalry Live steel contact combat troupe performs stage demonstrations of swordsmanship. Membership information, event schedule, training events, safety rules.
- Order of the Black Rose Theatrical Combat Group performs fighting of the Medieval and Renaissance Periods for Faires and similar public events in the California Bay area. Descriptions and contact information.
- Cardiff Rose Entertainments Reenactment group of fencers and actors based in California. General variety shows and stage combat; demonstrations and instruction of foil, epee, sabre and rapier. Photo gallery.