This show features original lively music, used with mind boggling acts from world class artist who formerly performed with Cirque Du Soleil. The acts include duel strength hand balancing, contortionists, three man pole climbing, aerial chiffon (with a 20 foot drop), tempo juggling, breakdancing, German wheel and more. See how the Ring Master and his sidekick Raven weave this montage of acts into their very own show. The audience has the chance to meet and interact with a number of characters throughout the performance in an up-close and personal performance setting. We also feature a show/meal combo ticket. Have a meal anytime between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. in our 1950s style diner. If you want to dine before your 8 p.m. show, please plan to arrive no later than 7 p.m.

The New South quartet sings gospel favorites. This two-hour southern gospel extravaganza takes you from the early roots of southern gospel to the hand-clapping gospel hits of today. Tracy Heaston will amaze you with his signature flair on the piano; Jackie Brown and Jim Dandy are featured on gospel classics. Performed every Thursday, 2 p.m., April-December, at Grand Country Music Hall.

Shoji Tabuchi, his wife Dorothy and daughter Christina are dedicated to excellence in family entertainment. The production consists of Shoji's world-renowned fiddle mastery and showmanship; electrifying production numbers; and Christina's dancing and vocals. The show is comprised of music and dance in a variety of styles, including country, gospel, Cajun, big band, show tunes, fifties and classical. This is a state-of-the-art variety production rivaling the excitement of Las Vegas and New York. Tickets: $47; (Christmas season, adults $49); teens, $30; younger than 13, $20.

This late-night show is co-hosted by Grand Country nuts Jamie Haage (as Jim Dandy) and Mike Patrick. The show features special guest stars from the Branson entertainment industry, including celebrities such as Mickey Gilley and Roy Clark, along with the up-and-coming stars of tomorrow. Audiences enjoy the voice of Jackie Brown, and the power harmonies of New South; both are regulars on the show. The show is simulcast at on the Internet at www.BassCountry.fm. Branson Country USA is performed at 11 p.m. every Friday night, year-round, at Grand Country Music Hall. Ticket office hours are 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Mon.-Thu., Sat.-Sun.; tickets may be purchased up until showtime on Fridays.

The Oak Ridge Boys' distinctive harmonies have earned them dozens of country hits, Grammy, Dove, CMA, and ACM awards. They are here for 27 performances. The November shows include the special Christmas music of the beloved Oaks. The Oak Ridge Boys Theatre with wide sight views and enviable leg room, decorated with Oak Ridge Boys memorabilia, is one of the most beautiful theatres in Branson.

The 2010 show dates are: April 20-22; May 28-30; Sep. 21-23; Oct. 5-7, 12-14, 19-21; Nov. 2-4, 9-11, 16-18.

From the first downbeat, audiences fall in love with the power harmonies and dynamic performance of the quartet called New South. Mark, Scott, Jason and Trey sing today’s country hits and quartet classics from country to gospel, 1950s to modern day hits. Comedy is abundant; Jamie Haage (as Jim Dandy) and Emcee Mike Patrick work to keep you laughing. Jackie Brown entertains with her performance and power vocals. Todd Bradshaw joins in to sing his way into the hearts of the audience. Musicians from the Grand Band are showcased and given a chance to show their stuff. Grand Jubilee is performed at Grand Country Music Hall. Showtime is 8 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Named Best Variety Show by BransonCritic.com in 2009.

This show is now appearing at Dick Clark's American Bandstand Theater in Branson. This musical extravaganza features live re-creations of the superstars of yesterday and today. Legends in Concert is a full stage production featuring a live orchestra and singers and dancers. With the show line-up changing four times a year, this show truly has something for guests of all ages. Show times are 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. For additional information, call 417-339-3003 or visit the web site.

The famous Russian comedian delivers dynamite comedy and hilarious fun in a laughter-packed show. This funny philosopher takes you on a comedic journey, offering unique insights into life, family, and the United States. As Yakov says: What a country. The action keeps speeding up as the authentic Russian Dance Troupe leaps and twirls across the stage and Yakov takes a unique spin of his own.

Tickets: $35; ages 6-12, $15; younger than 6, $5.

Ozark Mountain Jubilee features the Max Bacon Family. This show celebrates country classics of yesteryear combined with today’s hot country hits. Presented Feb.-Dec. Shows are 7 p.m., Sundays at Grand Country Music Hall.

It’s not Sunday without the harmonies and hand-clapping excitement of Southern gospel music. Max Bacon and his talented family, plus Branson legend Randy Plummer, perform gospel hits. This show combines music with good clean laughter and family fun. Before the curtain closes, you’ll find yourself singing along with the cast, and your spirit will lift with song. Performed at Grand Country Music Hall at 2 p.m. Sundays, Feb.-Dec.

Cutting-edge, family entertainment. The Brett Family Show is an award winning, two-hour production featuring remarkable musical variety for all ages. Seen on tour throughout the world, the Brett Family sings pop, Broadway, Motown, rock ‘n’ roll, country, gospel and patriotic music. If you like hearing music performed excellently, you will love The Brett Family Show.

Staring Splinter Middleton’s signature voice, warm laugh and contagious love for country music makes his show the perfect way to start your morning. You will love the variety of dynamic singing, side-splitting comedy, powerful gospel, barn-burning bluegrass, and down home fun. Splinter and his cast make sure your trip to the Ozark Mountains is memorable. Breakfast starts at 9 a.m.; performance at 10 a.m. Located next to Grand Country Buffet; a full Grand Country Breakfast is included in the ticket price. April-May and September-December, at Grand Country Music Hall.

Country music superstar Neal McCoy brings his signature blend of boot scootin' music and fun lovin' high jinks to Branson. Neal's hits include: "Wink," "No Doubt About It," "For A Change," and "You Gotta Love That." Awards include two-time entertainer of the year; humanitarian award; three platinum albums; five number-one singles; five top 10 hits; and one gold album. His Branson show is a high-energy event featuring his own hits, in addition to different musical genres.

Celebrating more than a decade of live gospel music in Branson, featuring a fast-paced, contemporary gospel experience with a band, vocalists and a choir. A new program every Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Dick Clark American Bandstand Theater.

This is a unique blend of superb artistry, mad-cap antics, romantic comedy, magical family chemistry and outright fun narrated by Yakov. The story is about the power of love, set inside the Moscow Circus. Have fun with Andre the Clown and Flying Adagio star Marina, backed up by a line-up of physical performance artists including Irina Markova and her award-winning canine troupe and their feline friends; National Unicycling Champion, Anthony Soumiatin; the Human Slinky; Mishka Bears; Boris the Wonder Dog; the Fire Slinger, and other acts. Romance is in the air and zany adventure ensues as Andre the Clown searches for his lovely Marina the Ballerina. Enjoy a mouthwatering dinner, consisting of some of Yakov's mother's favorite recipes: Oven-Baked Meatballs in a savory sauce; Zesty New Potatoes; Tomato Bisque; Hot Buttery Roll; and Peach Cobbler. For kids younger than 13, we have Mini Corndogs; Mac-N-Cheese; Waffle Fries; Glow-In-The-Dark Cupcakes; and a special prize.

Showtime: 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets: $35; ages 6-12, $15; younger than 6, $5; family pass, $80.

Called One of America's Best Magic Shows by the Travel Channel (May 2010). The Kirby VanBurch Show is a thrill-a-second production full of huge illusions and astonishing disappearing acts. The family of furry (and not so furry) animals includes royal white tigers, leopards, lions, ducks, and other surprises. See a helicopter appear in three seconds flat; assistants cut in half; mind-boggling magic; jaw dropping arrow shooting; fun sword play; and more. Kirby's warm rapport with the audience along with his up close and personal slight of hand make this a show fun for all ages. New illusions are added regularly. After the show take a magical mystery tour backstage with Kirby's big cats.

Admission: $32; ages 13-17, $16.50; ages 4-12, $10.

Branson's original show on the strip. Four generations of entertainment, combining the best of new and classic country; soulful, southern gospel; and the hilarious comedy. The Presley family is proud of be recognized as Branson's First Family of Entertainment. This is the original family Paul Harvey credits as the founders of Branson's entertainment phenomenon. The Los Angeles Times calls Presleys' a stomp your feet mix of music and comedy. The show Branson show Regis Philbin says: "You've got to see." This is the kind of timeless American entertainment you can share with the family. Performing March-December.

Tickets: $27-$32; family passes available. Also, you can watch Presleys' Country Jubilee every Saturday night on RFD-TV.

This is the 50th anniversary of our continuous recreations of the bestselling novel, The Shepherd of the Hills, by Harold Bell Wright. When written in 1907, Branson instantly became a vacation destination with people traveling to see the area and meet the actual people from the book. Today, it takes more than 80 actors, 40 horses, a flock of sheep, several guns and rifles, an actual burning log cabin, and a vintage 1908 DeWitt automobile to transform this live action performance into the legend it is. Many special events and activities will occur throughout the year in celebration of this epic historical event. The Shepherd of the Hills is not just another Ozarks show - it is the story of the Ozarks. Open May thru October.

Saddle up for a fun cowboy meal and show full of comedy and music the family will enjoy. Doors open at 4:15 p.m. with free popcorn and cowboy movies on big screens. At 5 p.m. we deputize the youngsters and bring a desperate muffin bandit to justice. The performers bring the food right to your table. Supper is followed by our stage show. The meal includes baked chicken a-la-range, wedged rodeo spuds, secret-recipe baked beans, fresh cornbread muffins and all the fixins. Little wranglers get a long little corn-doggie as their meal. Call early for reservations.

The show owns the title of World's Largest Performing Family, said USA Today (April 2010). While the Hughes Brothers Show boasts one of the largest casts in Branson, more than 90 percent of which are Hughes family members, the size of this on-stage family isn't what makes this such a memorable show. The real appeal is the talent brought to the stage for your enjoyment. Incredible harmonies, antics, dance, instrumentals, creative production numbers, and of course brotherly love, all combine to make this one huge show. From their harmonies to the production that fills the stage the Hughes Brothers - Marty, Jason, Adam, Ryan, and Andy - will move your feet and your hands. During the Hughes Brothers Show, you'll travel through Broadway to country to pop to rock to gospel, plus you’ll enjoy waltzes, ballet, doo wop, hip hop and fun.

Tickets: $32; ages 12-17, $16; ages 6-11, $9.

Amazing Pets features exciting acts and tricks from a troupe of skilled dogs and trained housecats. Ringleader Sean Paul and Frankie, his trusty trained monkey, have pulled together an amazing troupe of furry creatures who will win your hearts as they perform for your love and laughter. Many have been rescued from dog pounds and humane societies across the country. In addition to dogs and cats doing what they like to do, you will see beautiful exotic birds and many magical surprises. Presented at Grand Country Music Hall, March, June, July, August and December.

This is a new show featuring the music of the 50s, the 60s and 70s. This show will take you back to a time that will never be forgotten. Staring five of Branson's entertainers, along with Don Solice with his Tribute to Elvis and the five piece live band, the show will leave you feeling like you have just taken a time travel journey back to a time of poodle skirts, sock hops, and drive-ins. Located in the Branson Star Theater, 3750 W. Route 76.

Families are treated to a live and up-close experience featuring 32 magnificent horses, a stampede of longhorn steers, stunts and special effects. A four-course meal is included, complete with a delicious dessert.

In November and December, Dixie Stampede transforms into a holiday celebration, including Toys Come to Life; a spectacular live Nativity with three kings, camels, and holiday music; and a visit from Santa.

This morning show offers the best way to start your day. Join World Champion Fiddler Ricky Boen and his Western Swing Group of the Year, Texas Mud for one of the most toe-tapping shows in town. The show includes incredible twin fiddles, harmonized vocals, gut-busting comedy as well as the incredible vocals of 12-year-old singing sensation Brooke Hale. Brooke’s powerhouse voice and her lively dance moves bring a little feminine touch to this group. And ready or not, female comedian Ida Claire is in the house. You never know what Ida is up to on any given day and generally neither does Ricky. Presented at the Hamner Barber Theater.

The Hamner Barber Variety Show is an evening of entertainment featuring the magical illusions of The Hamners and the comedy of ventriloquist Jim Barber. The Hamners have been featured on NBC's World's Greatest Magic; Jim Barber has performed on many national TV shows, including CBS's Late Show with David Letterman. The show features a cast of dancers. The finale is a multimedia tribute to American Veterans. The show runs mid-February through mid-December at the Hamner Barber Theater. Tickets: Ages 18+, $29.50; Ages 13-17, $16.50; Ages 4-12, $8.50.

These shows offer family entertainment and live country music. Every week, there is a different special guest. Located north of Florida, Mo., on Route 107. Shows are on the first, third and fifth Saturdays of every month. Tickets are $8; those younger than 10 are admitted free. Open year-round.

Moe Bandy is one of America's all-time leading classic country music recording artists and performers. Moe's long string of hits includes: Americana; Bandy The Rodeo Clown; 'Till I'm Too Old To Die Young; I Just Started Hatin' Cheatin' Songs Today; Hank Williams You Wrote My Life; Just Good Ol' Boys. Moe's credits include: 10 number-one hits; 40 top ten hits; 66 chart hits; five gold albums; CMA song of the year; vocalist of the year; video of the year; ACM duet of the year; and multiple performances for the president. In Branson you can buckle up with Moe Bandy and his talented cast of performers, including the hilarious Harley Worthit, at the Jim Stafford Theatre. Classic Country Music and down-home humor plus plenty of Moe's hits, and other country music favorites-including the songs Moe let get away-make this a great show for country fans.

Tickets: $30; ages 13-17, $16; ages 6-12, $10. A family pass is offered for Mom, Dad, and all the kids younger than 18.

This comedy and musical extravaganza stars funny guys Applejack and Guppy McGee, country singer Todd Bradshaw, pianist Tracy Heaston, and a cast of singers and dancers. Comedy routines always feature volunteers from the audience. Presented at Grand Country Music Hall. Showtime is 2 p.m. Mon.-Sat.

The Branson family entertainment phenomenon began in 1959 when the four Mabe brothers, known as the Baldknobbers, began entertaining visitors on the Branson lakefront. Today, the family legacy continues to wow audiences by delivering everything from traditional country to today’s top hits and lots of side-splitting comedy. Today, the second and third generations of the Mabe family carry on the family tradition. Celebrate more than 50 years of family fun with The Baldknobbers Jamboree.

Clay shares the stage with 20 veteran cast members in a high energy, country music variety show guaranteed to make you tap your toes, stomp your feet, and even let out a holler or two. Don't miss Johnny Lonestar, New York's number one cowboy, trick roper and gun-slinger; eight dancers lead by Clay's multi-talented wife, Tina Cooper; Branson's funnier than funny comedian, Matt Gumm; six-year old rising star, Colt Cooper; and Buckets N Boards, a dynamic rhythm duo that will make you laugh till you cry.

This salute to Broadway is a journey along The Great White Way, featuring highlights from some of the greatest musicals to ever hit the stage. This musical features lighting effects, choreography and a talented cast of singers and dancers in glittering costumes, performing arrangements from more than 25 Broadway musicals. Presented in the Branson Variety Theater, March-October.

Opening at the Jim Stafford Theatre on March 1, 2011. Todd Oliver and Friends features Todd Oliver, known for his amazing talking dogs - Irving, Lucy, and Elvis - and his hilarious comedy, along with a cast of real characters like Pops, Miss Lilly, Joey, and The Smiling Eyes Band. The show includes audience participation segments, original music, and outrageous comedy. A unique aspect to Todd Oliver and Friends is a picnic lunch served prior to the show, which is included in the show ticket. Showtime is noon.

Todd has performed for many years as a featured star in the Showstoppers Show on the Showboat Branson Belle. He has appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, The Today Show, Late Show with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Howie Mandel Show, Walker Texas Ranger, CNN Entertainment News, and in major clubs around the world. David Letterman proclaimed Todd one of the top five ventriloquists in the world. About his three, one-of-a-kind talking dogs, Todd says: At least they can talk and have had their shots. On an important note, these dogs are family pets, some of whom have been adopted, and they wag their tails while they work like a dog. Irving, the talking dog, adds: Todd Oliver and Friends is gonna turn everyday K-9 experiences into a howling good time.

Buck Trent is a two-time CMA instrumentalist of the year, internationally renowned five-string banjo picker, inventor of the electric banjo, and a humorist. During every show, Buck performs on five instruments and keeps his visitors laughing with his down-home humor and mischievous take on life. From the fiddlin' duo of Bruce Hoffman and Melody Hart to the yakety-sax of Jonathan Black to the country sounds of Kenny Parrott and Melody Hart, it's toe-tapping fun. As the beat goes on with Rob Blackwood and Dave Clark, powerful pickin' is displayed on mandolins, steel guitars, dueling fiddles and banjos.

Breakfast and lunch are available for an added fee. Performances are at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Clay Cooper Theatre on Route 76. Tickets: $27; Ages 6-17, $14; Younger than 5, free.

See the Roy Rogers Jr. and The High Riders Show, in the Mickey Gilley Theatre. To the delight of our audiences, Dustin Roy Rogers joins his father onstage. They perform classic cowboy western music in the tradition of his father and grandfather before him, backed by the High Riders. This show features an assortment of music including classic cowboy, western, bluegrass, country, and songs of faith. Shows Tuesday thru Saturday, 10 a.m. Tickets: $26; younger than 13, $5.

This show features a cast that brings the audience along with them to enjoy the time of their lives. With Pierce Arrow, talent overflows: from some of the world's lowest bass singers, to masterful harmonies and expert entertainers. Jarrett Dougherty is known as one of Branson's funniest comedian. You will stop, drop and roll in hysterics. Pierce Arrow is family fun. You'll love the smooth sounds, rock-the-house gospel, and moving patriotic medleys.

The legendary Sons of the Pioneers, famous for their western classics, have added a few surprises to their already extensive repertoire. This multi- talented group creates instrumental combinations lending an exciting lift to the western swing, country songs, gospel, and Dixieland. Today, seven decades later, they've earned the distinctions as Aristocrats of the Range, having been inducted into the Western Music Association, National Cowboy, and Singing Cowboy Halls of Fame, as well as having been a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Don't miss your chance to eat a hearty meal cooked on an authentic 1800s Chuck Wagon and to enjoy the one and only Sons of the Pioneers. Presented at the Pavilion Theater on The Shepherd of the Hills Homestead. Open May-October .

For more than a decade, Brule and the American Indian Rock Opera (AIRO) have been blending American Indian sounds and rhythms to create a spectacular performance. The theatre is alive with soul-filling songs accompanied by choreographed American Indian dance. The two-hour show offers a truly one-of-a-kind experience in sight, sound and soul; the music is moving; the traditionally-clad dancers are mesmerizing. Performed at RFD-TV the Theatre, March thru December.

One of Branson's fastest moving music variety shows, led by the powerhouse vocals of Joe and Tamra Tinoco, along with Talya, their talented five year old daughter; plus an amazing cast of singers and dancers. Non-stop action thru seven amazing decades of your favorite music from the 1940s to today: Nearly 300 rapid-fire costume changes; dancing perfection; and a live band: Country; Big Band; Swing; ‘50s and ‘60s rock ‘n’ roll; Disco; Motown; Broadway; Pop; Gospel; comedy; and a tribute to our veterans and current armed forces. Something for Everyone. At the Branson Star Theatre.

Tickets: $34; ages 12-17, $23; younger than 12, free.

This show features twelve incredibly talented young men showcasing their exceptional harmonies while performing some of the greatest music of the 20th century. A touch of Irish charm is added to a cleverly constructed selection of Irish folk, big opera numbers, pop, swing, jazz and gospel. The tenors deliver a non-stop, hit-after-hit musical celebration, including: Danny Boy; When Irish Eyes are Smiling; I Believe; Nessun Dorma; Twist and Shout; That's Life. Presented in the Branson Variety Theater; March-December 19.

One of the most talked-about shows in Branson. While Jim Stafford is famous for his million-selling records "Spiders and Snakes," "Cow Patti," and "My Girl Bill," his Branson shows are packed full of comedy, guitar pickin', and special effects. The Jim Stafford Show is a ride of fun and laughter. Shea and G.G. Stafford join dad on stage for some unique instrumentals. Jim, critically acclaimed as the Victor Borge of the Guitar, satirizes the obvious with his music and comedy, combining comedy with masterful classical guitar and heart-warming stories of the human spirit. Shows at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets: $30; Ages 6-12, $10.

The international smash hit Spirit of the Dance is one of the most successful shows to come out of Ireland. Winner of nine Global Awards, including Best Choreography and Best International Production. Irish in origin and bursting with raw energy, this explosive and powerful performance combines show-stopping Irish dance with the passionate Latino rhythms of tango, flamenco and salsa in a thrilling production of strength and passion. The world champion dancers of the Irish International Dance Company sound like a runaway express train; their frenzied skill and military precision sends shivers down your spine. Presented in the Branson Variety Theater; February thru October. Tickets, $25-$35.

More than 40 Acrobats of China showcasing classic Chinese dance and physical performance artists. The revolving line-up of unique acts includes the playful lion dance, the dancing dragon, aerial fish ballet, butterfly lovers, pole climbers, Diabolo (Chinese Yo-Yo), jar juggling, hoop-diving, daring trapeze, human strength and beauty, and spinning plates. Exotic backdrops, state-of-the-art lighting and a fast-pace highlight this show at the New Shanghai Theatre in Branson.

Tickets: $32; Ages 13-17, $16; Ages 6-12, $10.

The Branson Hayride is a revival of the Louisiana Hayride of the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. Teddy Sadler, star of the show, first performed on the Louisiana Hayride in 1948, when he stepped on stage with Hank Williams Sr. Teddy Sadler, along with author and pedal steel guitar player Dennis Tinsman, have brought the Hayride to Branson to bring back classic country music from 1948 to 1978. Relive the country music of yesterday with the Branson Hayride. At the Branson Star Theatre, Tuesday-Friday 2 p.m.-4 p.m.

Jeerk is a rock 'n' rhythm show, bringing a new twist to Branson. Jeerk brings its extraordinary mix of tap dance, percussion, singing and humor to the Hughes Brothers Theatre. Jeerk transforms anything into a musical instrument and sings, plays, taps, and drums it into a personal demonstration of impressive musicality. It's an unexpected explosion of dance with a hip and modern twist while paying homage to the style of Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Sammy Davis Jr., and other dance greats. Tickets: $30; ages 12-17, $16; ages 6-11, $9.