In William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", Prince Escalus exclaims at the end; "All are Punished." Is this true? You remember the story: Boy meets girl. Boy and girl both know that their families hate each other. They marry in secret. A couple of people get killed. Boy is banished. Girl fakes her own death. Boy, is deceived, so he poisons himself. There is much pulling of hair, weeping and gnashing of teeth. But is this the real story behind these shocking events?

Performing twice daily on the Royal Garden Stage.

With a wit drier than the Sahara, Broon will leave you smirking and giggling throughout the day. It's been concluded for some time that Broon doesn't eat fire to impress the crowds, he just likes the taste of the kerosene. A regular headliner on the national faire circuit, Broon is a crowd favorite. Recommended attire: straight jackets.

Performing four times daily on the Romany Camp Stage with a final show at 5:00 on the Amethyst Arbor Stage.