Branson, Missouri Shows

Smoke on the Mountain, the tale that seems custom-made for the Branson stage, is delivered by a delightful cast! The story takes place in the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, circa 1938, when The Sanders Family Singers are invited to perform at the church’s first Saturday Night Gospel Sing. The family's flaws and quirky nature endears them to the congregation; and since this is Branson after all, the audience becomes the congregation, singing along to 30 classic gospel songs!

The Sons of Britches show, evidence that even an SOB can be a happy thing in Branson! You’re really gonna love these guys! Who wouldn’t adore a couple of dashing fellas all dressed up in their very best overalls over some fancy tuxedo shirts? These guys are a hoot; they play an eclectic combination of Cajun, rhythm & blues, rock ‘n’ roll, country, bluegrass, and zydeco...you’re gonna hear everything but classical and the kitchen sink!

The Blackwoods in Branson carry on the tradition of the legendary Blackwood Brothers Quartet! Featuring the son and namesake of original quartet member, R.W. Blackwood, along with his wife, Donna, they honor the sensational family legacy with a delightfully uplifting show filled with inspirational gospel music and lots of laughter! (The Blackwoods presents A Baby Changes Everything for the Christmas season!)

The Texas Tenors, the handsome trio of talented troubadours, top the list of ‘can’t miss’ Branson shows! We fell in love with these gracious guys with the phenomenal pipes when they appeared on America’s Got Talent. For their Branson shows, they like to perform fan favorites like “Rocky Top,” “Unchained Melody,” and the beautiful “Nessun Dorma,” the aria from “Turandot.” (The Texas Tenors take you Deep in the Heart of Christmas in November!)

The Toby Show returns to Branson! This beloved timeless story of good versus evil was around for generations as a travelling vaudeville-style tent show visiting small towns around the country; it became a Branson fixture in the early 1960s when the original shepherd, Shad Heller, helped put together a Toby Show here. With Heller's role in this legendary production, it's only fitting that this revived production be hosted at the Shepherd of the Hills Homestead.

Branson welcomes Todd Oliver, The Funniest Night of Your Life to the Shepherd of the Hills stage just in time for the holiday season! Oliver is accompanied by his world-famous talking dog, the lovably adorable Irving, and his supporting cast of kooky characters - the dog is real, his supporting cast is not, they’re ventriloquist dummies, just don’t tell them we said that! Appearing in the Playhouse Theatre during November and December.

The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest fills Branson with the stuff of any fan’s dreams; Elvis is everywhere you look! The contest to beat all contests takes place during the fabulous 13th Annual Branson Elvis Festival; they’ll be ‘taking care of business’ at the Dick Clark American Bandstand Theater on Saturday, April 10 at 7:00PM, 2021. You’ll be treated to a variety of tribute artists, both the young and the young-at-heart! It’s gonna be legendary...be there!

WhoDunnit Hoedown - A Murder Mystery has transformed the Shepherd of the Hills’ stage into Branson’s country-folk version of Broadway in the most delightful way! Enjoy a fabulously fun cast that’ll have ya laughin’ yourself silly, a belly-bustin’ dinner of tasty vittles, and a crafty killin’ just beggin’ to be solved - it’s waitin’ for ya’ll at WhoDunnit Hoedown - A Murder Mystery!