Shows in Branson

Dolly Parton's Stampede in Branson serves up a lively mix of thrilling horse stunts, comedy, music, and dazzling effects—all alongside a four-course Southern feast. With 32 majestic horses, interactive fun, and toe-tapping pre-show entertainment in the Saloon, it's a crowd-pleaser for families and groups alike. Details

All aboard Silver Dollar City's Showboat in Branson, Missouri, a classic Branson dinner cruise on Table Rock Lake featuring a live variety show and a three-course meal. The multi-deck showboat offers scenic Ozark views and an indoor theater-style production filled with music, comedy, and crowd-pleasing moments for guests of all ages. Details

Shanghai Circus Branson features the Amazing Acrobats of Shanghai, a group of highly-skilled acrobats who perform breathtaking stunts and feats strength. This Chinese acrobatic show includes impressive displays of contortion, aerial artistry and balancing acts set to music and stunning visual effects. It’s an unforgettable experience for audiences of all ages. Details

Featuring 25 seasoned entertainers, Clay Cooper’s Country Express at Clay Cooper Theatre offers the complete package of singing, dancing, comedy, and music in one energetic Branson show. Guests can enjoy listening to favorites from top artists, like George Jones, Hunter Hayes, Bruno Mars, the Doobie Brothers, and more, as well as comedy routines from the hilarious Matt Gumm and more. Details

Celebrate the holidays cowboy-style at the Old Trail Christmas Dinner Show in Branson, MO, featuring the Old Trail Wranglers, Western comedy, and a hearty chuckwagon meal. Your ticket includes entry to the Trail of Lights—a $30 value. Hosted at Shepherd of the Hills, this Christmas dinner show delivers festive, down-home fun. Details

Created by one of Branson’s original performing families, this upbeat live show is widely praised for its hilarious comedy acts and incredible music. The talented Presley family sings and plays instruments to songs in the style of foot-stompin’ country, soulful gospel and lively bluegrass. The attraction also features an entertaining pre-show routine and a memorabilia store for souvenirs. Details

Looking for a night of mystery and fun? WhoDunnit Hoedown puts on the biggest wing ding around. During the show, legendary fiddler Squeeky Bowman meets his demise. See if you can figure out “who dunnit” in this hilarious Branson murder mystery dinner show. Keep your eyes peeled as you enjoy a delicious homestyle meal, charismatic cast and family-friendly laughs. Details

Step into the magic of the season with A Christmas Story Dinner Show at Shepherd of the Hills' Playhouse Theater in Branson, MO! Join the heartwarming story of young Ralphie as he dreams of the perfect Christmas gift—a Red Ryder BB gun. Delight in iconic scenes from the classic movie and a delicious holiday meal. Make this show a family Christmas tradition! Details

A Shepherd’s Christmas Carol puts an original twist on a Charles Dickens classic tale. Enjoy a scrumptious turkey dinner with all the trimmings and laugh along with beloved characters from The Shepherd of the Hills as they remind a curmudgeonly Ollie Stewart of the true meaning of Christmas. This family-friendly show is sure to become a holiday tradition! Details

Get ready to laugh out loud at the Branson Comedy Bash, the newest family-friendly dinner show in Branson, MO! Opening March 4, 2025, at the Playhouse Theatre in Shepherd of the Hills, this 90-minute variety show features top-notch comedians, magic acts, and musical performances. Enjoy a delicious meal while being entertained by Branson's finest talents. Details

Experience the authentic charm of the Great American Chuck Wagon Dinner Show! This isn't your ordinary dinner show in Branson, Missouri; it's a true cowboy chuckwagon dining adventure. Delve into an evening filled with timeless cowboy melodies, duel fiddles, gun twirlin’, and a side-splitting comedy show. Details

Experience the nation’s longest-running outdoor drama! The Shepherd of the Hills is an action-packed live reenactment of Harold Bell Wright’s novel about life in the rugged Ozarks with themes of love, power and hardship. Over 90 actors and live animals perform on a stage the size of a football field. Details