The longest running comedy act in North American renaissance festival history

PUKE & SNOT

It’s the latest album from your favorite Dirt Circuit entertainers, recorded live at the Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival in Los Angeles. POPPYCOCK is the result of hours of unsupervised rehearsals in the back yards of these dedicated artists. You may have to buy or rent a DVD player, but that’s a small price to pay for the literally hundreds of belly laughs you’ll be rewarded with when you hit PLAY. Contains the latest Puke & Snot nonsense they performed at the Sterling NY, Minnesota and Maryland RenFests, including the inspired “Who’s On First” parody wherein Puke fails to understand the difference between the last two leaders of China, Xi and Hu. Get it today.

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New Puke N Snot Stuff!

Poppycock DVD

$15.00

The absolute latest show captured on DVD and shot onstage at the Los Angeles Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival July 22, 2022.

Audiobook | Call Me Puke | Digital Download

$12.00

Call Me Puke
A Life on the Dirt Circuit by Mark Sieve

With wit and energy, Sieve weaves choice tidbits about his remarkable partnership with Joe Kudla against the backdrop of his early life in a small Minnesota town and his emerging career as an actor. A supremely affectionate book, Call Me Puke finally puts to rest his mother's oft-stated and greatest fear: "I hope I die before I find out all my kids are stupid". Narrated by the author with an assist from Scott Snot Version 3.0, this audio book will be a comfortable and entertaining companion to your next road trip.

40 Years in Tights DVD

$12.00

Shot at the Royal Fox Stage at the Maryland renaissance festival in 2016, this hilarious half hour show featuring Thomas Snot Jr in the MIND READER routine gives you literally a front row seat at the show, and an idea of what it’s like for really old dudes to still be stomping around in the woods entertaining the curious throngs of festival folk who make their annual pilgrimage to the forests of Crownsville.