From that time, the group has brought quality puppetry to festivals, libraries, museums, schools, parks, zoos, and parties in Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and of course Louisiana. The style of puppetry of the troupe is a wide variety of humorous or satirical skits which seem to appeal to adults as well as children. His costume, modeled after an eighteenth century puppet, was bright and ornate. The original has been retired in favor of an entirely wood carved Punch. The newer ones are now carved entirely out of wood.
Every costume is made with the same care and research as the first.
Each puppet is considered a work of art. Some have been known to take 40 hours or more for completion. They immediately become part of the Hobgoblin Hill family and are seldom sold. However, many have found their way temporarily into exhibitions and arts grant workshops.