The Hughes Brothers Show boasts one of the largest casts in Branson, more than 90 percent of which is Hughes family. But the size of this family isn't what makes this a memorable show. With incredible harmony, hilarious antics, energetic dance and smooth instruments, it's no wonder this show thrives on repeat customers. The real appeal here is of a big family that works, plays and stays together.

An evening of entertainment featuring the magical illusions of The Hamners and the hilarious comedy of ventriloquist Jim Barber. The Hamners have been featured on NBC's World's Greatest Magic; Jim Barber has performed on CBS's Late Show with David Letterman. The show features a cast of talented dancers. The finale is a multimedia tribute to American Veterans. A fantastic show for the entire family. The show runs mid-February through mid-December at the Hamner Barber Theater. Tickets: $29; ages 13-17, $16; ages 4-12, $8.

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 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: $32; ages 6-12, $10.

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 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.

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. The Shoji Tabuchi Show is a wonderful, state-of-the-art variety production rivaling the excitement of Las Vegas and New York. Tickets: $44; teens $25; younger than 13, $15.

More than 40 acrobats showcasing classic Chinese dance and physical performance. The line-up includes the playful lion dance, jar juggling, hoop-diving, daring trapeze, aerial ballet, the dancing dragon, drum line and marvelous spinning plates. Exotic backdrops, state-of-the-art lighting and a fast-pace highlight this exciting show.

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

Celebrate 50 years of Branson’s First Show. The Baldknobbers started the Branson family entertainment phenomenon in 1959 when the four Mabe brothers began entertaining visitors on the Branson lakefront. Fifty years later, the family legacy continues to wow audiences with great country music and hilarious comedy. Today’s Baldknobbers Show features a talented cast of dynamic singers, musicians, comedians, and entertainers who perform country classics, hot-new country hits, and side-splitting comedy. Life Magazine said: Branson is the Baldknobbers.

Be entertained New York Style. This salute to Broadway is a whirlwind journey along The Great White Way, featuring highlights from some of the greatest musicals to ever hit the stage. This musical extravaganza features breathtaking lighting effects, amazing choreography and a star-studded cast of singers and dancers lighting up the town in gorgeous and glittering costumes, performing arrangements from more than 25 Broadway musicals. Presented in the Branson Variety Theater, March through October.

Great family entertainment. Live country music. North of Florida, Missouri, on Route 107. Shows are on the 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturdays. Tickets: $8; younger than 10, free. Open year-round.

Wake up to country music mornings with Buck Trent and his All-Star Cast. 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 in stitches 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. Breakfast starts at 8:30 a.m. Performance, 9:30 a.m. At Grand Country Music Hall. Tickets: $29, ages 4-17, $15; younger than 4, free.

One of the world's largest magic shows. A thrill-a-second production packed full of huge illusions and astonishing disappearing acts. The family of furry (and not so furry) animals includes royal white tigers, leopards, lions, a kangaroo, ducks, and other surprises. See a helicopter appear in three seconds flat; assistants cut in half; mind-reading;and other illusions every year. In June, 2009, Bambi was named the Female Magician of the Decade by the International Magicians Society; the show was named Best Illusionist by the World Magic Awards in November of 2008. Take a magical mystery tour backstage with Kirby's big cats.

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

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. Now you can enjoy Moe and his talented cast of performers, including the hilarious Harley Worthit, at the Jim Stafford Theatre.

Tickets: $30; ages 13-17, $16; ages 6-12, $10. Family pass available.

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

A unique blend of superb artistry, mad-cap antics, romantic comedy, magical family chemistry and outright fun. Join the circus and have fun with Andre the Clown; Irina Markova and her award-winning canine troupe and their feline friends; Igor and Denis, the Strongmen of Moscow; Flying Adagio star Marina; the National Unicycling Champion Anthony Soumiatin; the Human Slinky; Mishka Bears; Boris the Wonder Dog; and other revolving acts. Romance is in the air and zany adventure ensues as Andre the Clown searches for his lovely Marina the Ballerina.

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.

One of the most talked-about shows in Branson. Jim Stafford is acclaimed as the Victor Borge of the guitar. Jim draws hilarious antics from everyday life. He is famous for his million-selling records: Spiders and Snakes, Cow Patti, and My Girl Bill. Jim satirizes the obvious with his music and comedy, combining comedy with masterful classical guitar and heart-warming stories of the human spirit. His shows are packed full of hysterical comedy, hot guitar pickin', and zany special effects. Shows at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets: $30; ages 6-12, $10.