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Alexander and Charon perform in September at the St. Louis Pirate Festival as Name Your Poison, a pirate partnership consisting of Lefty Port and Starboard Vail.
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Alexander and Charon perform in October as Professor Otto Knowbetter and Lady Tarot, the Swordswallowers.
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Alexander performs in August on the grounds of George Rogers Clark Park as Otto the Swordswallower. In 2007 he celebrated 11 years with this event.
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Alexander performs in September at George Washington's home at Mt. Vernon, VA as Colonial / Rev. War era swordswallower Otto Knowbetter.
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Alexander and Charon perform their tandem swordswallowing act in January at Lakes Park in Ft. Myers, FL as Otto Knowbetter and the Lady Tarot.
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Alexander performs as Otto the Swordswallower for this October event.
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Alexander and Charon performed for half the run of the The World Of Wonders Illusion Show (owned and run by sideshow impresarios Ward Hall and Chris Christ) at the Florida State Fair, performing continuously for upwards of 14 hours per day along with several other skilled working acts.
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