Ryan Cimino, better known as Lord Giovanni, has been highly involved in the festival in various capacities for about seven years. Geared toward education, the festival aims to be historically accurate while entertaining patrons. You get an immersive learning experience, a sense that you’ve stepped back in time.”
“Performers will speak to you as if they are in that time. “People are just so excited that it’s coming back,” said Nanci Schwartz, spokesperson for the foundation.
