Limited Time to Enjoy Several Branson Shows
September 21, 2009 by admin
Filed under Branson MO, VME
Time is running out to experience a few great Branson shows. To make sure that you do not miss your chance to see these shows that may not be returning to Branson, make your reservations ahead of time.
Only in its second season, Noah the Musical at Sight and Sound Theater has become one of Branson’s most popular and must-see shows. This spectacular show features live animals and a musical interpretation of the famous biblical story of Noah and the Ark. The Sight and Sound Theatre features a state-of-the-art stage with sets that reach up to 40 feet in height. Other stage effects include pyrotechnics, lasers, and video imaging. Although you may be familiar with the story of Noah, you surely have never seen it presented like this. Noah the Musical runs until October 17, and it has not been confirmed that it is returning to Branson.
Andy Williams’ All-Star Variety Show
After a summer-long hiatus in which he wrote his memoir, the legendary performer Andy Williams has returned to the Branson 76 strip with a classic All-Star Variety Show. This performance runs until September 30. Featuring the style of classic variety shows, this performance features a variety of performers and acts, including Andy Williams, the Warnocks, Aliona and Pasha, Williams Brothers tap-dancing duo, Joe Trammel, Tom Mullica, and Dean Church. This is a truly one-of-a-kind performance that offers something for everyone, and your last chance to see it is quickly approaching.
Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley and Paul Revere and the Raiders
This engaging act has spent the summer at Andy Williams’ Moon River Theatre. This show’s final performance will be October 24, but the show is available at 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday starting October 1. This show features Bill Medley and Paul Revere and the Raiders performing their classic songs. Medley performs Righteous Brothers hits such as “Unchained Melody” and “You’ve Lost that Loving Feeling.” Those who grew up in the 50s and 60s will feel as though they have been transported back to their youth as they enjoy these classic songs from that era, brought to them by the performers who made them famous.
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