Are audience members or children allowed to participate or handle weapons?
Certain skits may involve members of the audience or children who may volunteer to take part. At no time, however, will any spectator be allowed to handle or discharge a weapon before, during or after a performance. This includes non-firing, blank firing, unloaded weapons and bladed weapons. No skit performed by the Karem Cowboys will involve aiming or firing any weapon at any audience member who may be participating in the skit.
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