Traditional Branson Peformances for Winter 2009

Country's Family Reunion

This is the RFD Theatre in Branson, MO

Every year, from November through the New Year, Branson, MO transforms into a winter wonderland with an Ozark Mountain Christmas. From decorations adorning the city streets to many of the local shows altering their entire performances, Branson goes all out to celebrate the season. However, those that would like a traditional taste of Branson during the holidays can still find a variety of popular show offerings presenting their regular routines for a balanced look at Branson during the winter season. Read on to learn more about which Branson shows will feature regular performances throughout the months of November and December.

• Country's Family Reunion (Nov. 20 — 21) — For two nights only, RFD-TV Theatre will host Country's Family Reunion as iconic names from the country music genre come together to cover country classics and tell behind the scenes stories.
• Showboat Branson Belle (Nov. 1 — Dec. 31) — Offering both lunch and dinner cruises, Showboat Branson Belle combines elegant dining and a variety show with sightseeing along Table Rock Lake for a comprehensive time of entertainment in the Ozarks.
• Elvis and the Superstars (Nov. 2 — 25) — Relive legendary performances from the likes of Liberace, Bette Midler, Johnny Mathis, Roy Orbison, Patsy Cline, Ray Charles and, of course, Elvis Presley in this fast-paced variety show!
• Breakfast with Mark Twain (Nov. 2 — 25) — Clem Samuels takes on the role of Mark Twain in this unique morning show that includes breakfast as "Mark Twain" provides a witty monologue accompanied by the works of Norman Rockwell.
• Hank and Patsy, Together Again (Nov. 1 — 25) — Randy Steffen and Susan Hudson take on the roles of Hank Williams and Patsy Cline, allowing you to experience two of country music's most iconic acts one last time.
• Motown Downtown (Nov. 5 — Dec. 12) — The heydays of Motown are explored in Motown Downtown as Nedgra Culp, Dee Dee Hamilton, Yvette Blaine Loveless and the 1962 Drifters  take on songs such as "Under the Boardwalk" and "Up On the Roof" and more.
• Joey Riley Comedy and Music Review (Nov. 2 — Dec. 10) — As the name of the show implies, Joey Riley combines comedic routines with hilarious music interludes for a variety show that will have the entire family laughing throughout.
• Branson Country USA Late Show (Nov. 6 — Dec. 18) — Experience the thrill of live radio with Branson Country USA Late Show. Broadcast on Bass Country, KOMG 92.9 FM, Branson Country USA Late Show offers a unique, spontaneous experience and routinely features the likes of Mickey Gilley, Roy Clark, Jackie Brown, and New South.
• Amazing Pets (Dec. 20 — 31) — Amazing Pets features the talents of Sean Paul as his monkey sidekick Frankie and cast of talented dogs, cats and birds perform a variety of acts that impress the entire family!
• Rocky Mountain High! A Tribute to John Denver (Nov. 2 — Dec. 12) — During the holiday season, this show continues with its regular show that features John Garrett at legendary country performer John Denver. The Kendalls accompany Garrett.
• Strait Country The Music of George Strait with Tribute to Patsy Cline (Nov. 2 — Dec. 12) — This show also features James Garrett, who brings some of the over 50 #1 songs that George Strait has had in his career to the stage. The Kendalls, Lori Locke, and Randy Plummer join Garrett on stage to bring the hits of both George Strait and Patsy Cline to life.
• New's Country Band with Branson's Guitar Wizard Leroy New (Nov. 1 — Dec. 17) — Guitarist Leroy New takes the stage at the Little Opry Theater and performs both original and classic country songs from artists like Johnny Cash, Maybelle Carter, and Hank Williams.
• Liverpool Legends (Nov. 3 — Dec. 5) — The talented group of four performers bring some of the best songs of the Beatles to the Ozarks. In addition, during the Christmas season, the performers mix in a few holiday favorites.
• The World Famous Platters (Nov. 2 — Dec. 11) — Relive the days of Motown at this performance featuring the original members of the Platters. Songs performed include "Great Pretender," "My Girl," and "Only You." During the holiday season, the Platters will also perform a few holiday songs.
• The Rankin Brothers (Nov. 2 — Dec. 11) — This talented duo plays and sings songs from a variety of genres and time periods, from classic 50s rock to recent country favorites. For the holiday season, The Rankin Brothers add a few holiday songs to the performance.
• Jim Reeves Tribute with John Rex Reeves (Nov. 3 — 28) — The nephew of legendary country artist Jim Reeves brings his uncle's memory to the stage as he performs many of the hits of Jim Reeves. This show also includes a performance from comedienne Tracy Russell.
• Goldwing Express (Nov. 2 — Dec. 9) — This variety show features a talented family that performs bluegrass, country, and gospel music. The three brothers accompany their singing with the mandolin, upright bass, fiddle, and five-string banjo.
• Wade Benson Landry's Swingin' Cajun Style (Nov. 2 — Dec. 11) — This variety show offers fun for the whole family as Wade Benson Landry brings Cajun favorites to the Ozarks. Landry performs country, gospel, bluegrass, and swing music with a Cajun twist.
• Take It to the Limit a Tribute to the Eagles (Nov. 1 — Dec. 12) — This Eagles tribute show features many of the chart-topping hits of the iconic rock band. The seven-member tribute band performs songs like "Witchy Woman," "Desperado," and "Take It Easy."
• Mike Walker and Friends (Nov. 1 — Dec. 18) — Mike Walker is one of the premier impressionist artists in Branson and imitates a variety of musicians, including Willie Nelson, Ray Charles, and George Jones. Walker sings original music as well as hits from a variety of artists.
• Circle B Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Music Show (Nov. 3 — Jan. 2) —  This unique show provides a hearty dinner fit for a cowhand complete with roast beef, baked beans, potatoes, and cobbler. The chuckwagon-style dinner is accompanied by a performance with music and comedy by the Horn Family. During the holiday season, the performance many include a few holiday songs.
• Cassandre The Voice of an Angel (Nov. 3 — Dec. 18) — Accompanied by a an eight-piece orchestra, Cassandre performs songs from a variety of genres, including Broadway, gospel, and classical songs. During the Christmas season, she may include holiday songs as well.
• Kirby VanBurch (Nov. 1 — Dec. 31) — As an award-winning magician, Kirby VanBurch offers a performance full of unbelievable illusions and acts. This show also features the beautiful white tiger Kirbam. On New Year's Eve, Kirby VanBurch offers a deluxe dinner show.
• The Twelve Irish Tenors (Nov. 1 — Dec. 19) — This talented group of young Irishmen dazzle audiences with spectacular vocals. The show includes every genre of music from classical to jazz to pop and everything in between! After selling out tours across Europe and America, this group has landed in Branson and is delivering one of the hottest shows this season!
• Dalena Ditto Country Variety Show (Nov. 1 — Dec. 13) — The glamorous costumes and hilarious comedy take a back seat to the music in this wonderful variety show! The 'Show Band of the Year' supports the vocals of Delena Ditto and her cast in this toe-tapping good time. You'll be glad you picked this show when you hear songs from all your favorite recording artists, including Patsy Cline, Merle Haggard, Anne Murry, Crystal Gayle and many more!
• Peter Pan The Musical (Nov. 1 — Dec. 12) — The beloved story of Peter and Wendy hits The Mansion Theatre in Branson! This story has captured hearts and imaginations for years. Now you and your family can fly with Peter, play with the Lost Boys and sword fight with Captain Hook in real life!
• Red Skelton: A Tribute Performance by Tom Mullica (Nov. 1 — Dec. 12) - This hilarious comedy show is sure to have you rolling with laughter! An excellent family choice, Tom Mullica combines the classic comedy of Red Skelton with his own personal style. This is a non-stop comedy show that will leave you smiling.