What's New in 2012
 Branson
Centennial
Branson Celebrates 100 Years of Heritage,
Hospitality and Harmony
In 2012, Branson turns 100. We invite you to
come visit during our year-long birthday party.
100 Days with 100 Ways to Celebrate are planned
April through July! We’ll make sure we show you
a good time! And our wish is that you leave with
a rekindled spirit and hope for the next
century.
For more information about Branson's 100th
Birthday and the year-long commemoration
planned, visitBranson100.org
Titanic Museum Attraction
It has been 100 years since a lookout in the
crow’s nest shouted, “Iceberg right ahead!” On
April 14, it will have been a century since the
RMS Titanic was lost. Throughout 2012, Titanic
Museum Attraction will pay respect to and honor
the 2,208 passengers and crew members with an
ongoing series of special events, activities and
ceremonies.
 Joseph
An original production from Sight & Sound
Theatres, comes to Branson April 2012. This
epic, timeless story about the power of
forgiveness will delight audiences of all ages
as they experience the larger-than-life
productions. Audiences will leave this show
energized by the character of Joseph, renewed in
their faith, and inspired to dream big for God’s
glory!
See the World in Branson
See The World In Branson, the annual month long
Ozark Mountain Spring event, highlights the vast
amount of internationally inspired
entertainment, attractions, and cuisine
available to visitors in the Branson area. It
allows visitors the opportunity to enjoy
multiple cultural and experiences in
entertainment and other traditions without
actually having to travel abroad.
Brady Brunch
Barry Williams played Greg Brady the oldest of
six on the iconic show from the ’70s. From 1969
to 1974, Williams played the nation’s most
recognizable big brother. His love for music is
a big part of his new show, “Brady Brunch” at
Yakov’s Theatre a family-friendly cabaret, full
of music, stories, laughter and up-close
interaction (sans alcohol). While brunch is
served, Williams joins the audience for a meal
and conversation.
“it” at Hughes Brothers Theatre
Where over 50 singers, dancers and musicians
create a new entertainment experience. The
award-winning cast features the Hughes Brothers
and their families.
Lennon Morning Show
The Lennon Morning Show at the ICON Theatre
stars longtime Branson entertainers Gail Lennon,
Mike Cathcart and Bill Lennon as they perform
the songs of Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Brian
Wilson, James Taylor, Peter, Paul & Mary to
Crosby, Stills & Nash and many more.
Oh What A Night!
A musical tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four
Seasons performing this season at Moon River
Theatre.
The Finalists
Featuring five top 10 American Idol finalists on
the Moon River stage. You will see and hear your
favorite AI singers live and up-close.
The Official Tribute: Songs of the Four Seasons
and The Beach Boys
A full production musical performance at Branson
Variety Theatre that debuts in March and runs
through December.
The Miniature Pet Circus
Singing Ringleaders, Acrobats, Jugglers, Clowns
Magic and the adorable Miniature Pet Circus runs
May through August at Branson Variety Theatre.
Andy Williams 75th Year in Show Biz
Come celebrate Andy’s 75 years of entertaining
the world in 2012! Guest stars coming in the
Fall include Dick Van Dyke, Jack Jones, Pat and
Debby Boone and many more.
Lennon Sisters Christmas Show
Christmas with The Lennon Sisters at Andy
Williams Moon River Theatre is a warm and
exciting journey down memory lane. Filled with
music you love to hear and video highlights of
their fabulous career, all generations are sure
to enjoy. Complete with the joy and glow of the
Holiday Season, the Sisters, Kathy, Janet and
Mimi are joined by Janet’s three granddaughters
for lots of laughter and very special song and
dance routines…America dubbed them “The
Sweethearts of Song” many years ago, and that
perfect blend of harmonious voices continues to
this day.
 New
Dewey Short Visitor’s Center to Open in Spring
April 2012, a new Dewey Short Visitor Center
near Table Rock Dam, off Missouri State Highway
165, will open. A 15,000-square-foot visitor
center will feature an auditorium, gift shop and
educational area for exhibits and conference
rooms. The lake itself will also become part of
the new exhibit experience.
National Touring Acts
Throughout the year, a number of major touring
artists such as Ray Price, B.J. Thomas, Ronnie
Milsap, Don Williams, Restless Heart, Crystal
Gayle, John Conlee, Bobby Bare, Janie Fricke,
David Frizzell & Shelly West, Jim Ed Brown &
Helen Cornelius, Daniel O’Donnell, “Teen Idols
Tour” with Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone,
and Monkees Lead Singer Micky Dolenz, and others
perform limited dates in concert.
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