Enjoy a famous country music show located in Branson’s entertainment district and visit a theater with performances for the whole family.
Jim Stafford Theatre is the stage for Jim Stafford, a singer, songwriter, comedian, guitar player and supreme entertainer. See his family-friendly show and enjoy other great performances at the theater, including the renowned country singer Billy Dean, the magician Taylor Reed and a rock and roll tribute.
Much-loved Jim Stafford has been performing in Branson for more than 20 years. Enjoy some of the favorite moments of the show, including when he shares the stage with his son, an amazing piano artist. Audiences love the musical and emotional connection the two artists display on stage. Bring special song requests, as Jim engages the audience by asking for favorites and spontaneously performing what people would like to hear.
Billy Dean’s music has sold millions of copies worldwide. Be delighted by a versatile and energetic entertainer who has over two decades of musical hits and numerous awards. See him and his band Steel Horses performing the famous song Somewhere In My Broken Heart along with a number of other top 10 singles. The song was nominated for a Grammy and became Song of the Year for the Academy of Country Music in 1992. It earned Billy Dean his first platinum album and the award of Country Music Top New Male Vocalist of the Year.
The whole family can enjoy the magic and comedy of Taylor Reed at the Jim Stafford Theatre. Be amazed by exciting illusions that have audience members on the edges of their seats. Enjoy a performance full of brilliant costumes, fun story lines, great music and Taylor’s talented poodle assistant.
While you are at the Jim Stafford Theatre, be sure to see Rock and Roll Revival, a 2-hour full production show with a talented cast. Have fun listening to some of the greatest hits of rock and roll from many decades. Sing along with the tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis, one of rock and roll’s original greats, famous for his song Great Balls of Fire.
Find the famous Jim Stafford Theatre along Country Boulevard, in a buzzing area of the city of Branson known as the Strip.