Lee Kessler

Lee has been a continuously active member of the Seattle Knights since inception. He has performed at every level from ground knight to mounted knight and even emcee and show director. In the past handful of years, Lee has been the fight director for stage productions of The Miracle Worker, A Gulag Mouse, and Death Trap as well as various Shakespeare productions.

When not working in the performance arts, Lee is a studio artist at Kessler Art Works.

Follow Lee's character, Emil the Black on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/emiltheblack

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Sir Emil the Black

Sir Emil the Black

Perpetual living evidence of old age and treachery, Emil continually tests himself against knights twenty years his junior, forcing him to maintain the sharp mind and quick reflexes needed for a life of conflicts. Explosive, temperamental, and proud- a combination that would have sped a less skilled knight to an early grave, these attributes have melded Emil into something more akin to a force of nature than a mortal man.

Jack B. Nimble

Jack B. Nimble

Beware his agility with truncheon or cutlass, a deck of cards, or your purse strings. Named for his ability to escape dancing the hangman's jig despite repeated arrests.

Captain Hook

Captain Hook

Capt. Hook is the kindest, handsomest, best-dressed, educated, suave, well-spoken gentleman pirate that you will ever have thee good fortune to meet. As long as you are not a fairy, or a boy who never grows old, or a crocodile, your encounter with the Hook is likely to be a pleasant experience, filled with conversation and if you are lucky, a spot of tea.