Moe Bandy is one of America's all-time leading classic country music recording artists and performers. Moe's long string of hits includes: Americana; Bandy The Rodeo Clown; 'Till I'm Too Old To Die Young; I Just Started Hatin' Cheatin' Songs Today; Hank Williams You Wrote My Life; Just Good Ol' Boys. Moe's credits include: 10 number-one hits; 40 top ten hits; 66 chart hits; five gold albums; CMA song of the year; vocalist of the year; video of the year; ACM duet of the year; and multiple performances for the president. In Branson you can buckle up with Moe Bandy and his talented cast of performers, including the hilarious Harley Worthit, at the Jim Stafford Theatre. Classic Country Music and down-home humor plus plenty of Moe's hits, and other country music favorites-including the songs Moe let get away-make this a great show for country fans.

Tickets: $30; ages 13-17, $16; ages 6-12, $10. A family pass is offered for Mom, Dad, and all the kids younger than 18.

Opening at the Jim Stafford Theatre on March 1, 2011. Todd Oliver and Friends features Todd Oliver, known for his amazing talking dogs - Irving, Lucy, and Elvis - and his hilarious comedy, along with a cast of real characters like Pops, Miss Lilly, Joey, and The Smiling Eyes Band. The show includes audience participation segments, original music, and outrageous comedy. A unique aspect to Todd Oliver and Friends is a picnic lunch served prior to the show, which is included in the show ticket. Showtime is noon.

Todd has performed for many years as a featured star in the Showstoppers Show on the Showboat Branson Belle. He has appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, The Today Show, Late Show with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Howie Mandel Show, Walker Texas Ranger, CNN Entertainment News, and in major clubs around the world. David Letterman proclaimed Todd one of the top five ventriloquists in the world. About his three, one-of-a-kind talking dogs, Todd says: At least they can talk and have had their shots. On an important note, these dogs are family pets, some of whom have been adopted, and they wag their tails while they work like a dog. Irving, the talking dog, adds: Todd Oliver and Friends is gonna turn everyday K-9 experiences into a howling good time.

For more than a decade, Brule and the American Indian Rock Opera (AIRO) have been blending American Indian sounds and rhythms to create a spectacular performance. The theatre is alive with soul-filling songs accompanied by choreographed American Indian dance. The two-hour show offers a truly one-of-a-kind experience in sight, sound and soul; the music is moving; the traditionally-clad dancers are mesmerizing. Performed at RFD-TV the Theatre, March thru December.

More than 40 Acrobats of China showcasing classic Chinese dance and physical performance artists. The revolving line-up of unique acts includes the playful lion dance, the dancing dragon, aerial fish ballet, butterfly lovers, pole climbers, Diabolo (Chinese Yo-Yo), jar juggling, hoop-diving, daring trapeze, human strength and beauty, and spinning plates. Exotic backdrops, state-of-the-art lighting and a fast-pace highlight this show at the New Shanghai Theatre in Branson.

Tickets: $32; Ages 13-17, $16; Ages 6-12, $10.

Jeerk is a rock 'n' rhythm show, bringing a new twist to Branson. Jeerk brings its extraordinary mix of tap dance, percussion, singing and humor to the Hughes Brothers Theatre. Jeerk transforms anything into a musical instrument and sings, plays, taps, and drums it into a personal demonstration of impressive musicality. It's an unexpected explosion of dance with a hip and modern twist while paying homage to the style of Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Sammy Davis Jr., and other dance greats. Tickets: $30; ages 12-17, $16; ages 6-11, $9.