Jeff Sallee’s love of country music began as a very young boy. At the age of six, Jeff befriended one of country music’s most influential artists, Buck Owens. Over the years, with Buck’s encouragement, Jeff continued to develop as a performer and eventually found himself earning a living as a musician himself.
When Buck Owens passed away on March 26, 2006, Jeff decided to keep his musical spirit alive by presenting an honorary show featuring many of Buck’s greatest hits such as “Tiger By The Tail,” “Act Naturally,” “Together Again,” to name a few.
“Jeff Sallee’s Classic Country Review” plays on various dates at the Gene Williams Theater in Branson.
Bob Nelson is one of the funniest human beings on the planet with a very successful career history on stage, television and film.
Several years ago he made a conscious decision to put the success of his family before the success of his career. That decision created some career challenges during the short-term, but is paying off huge dividends for Bob and his family today.
Starring in his own one-man show in Branson, the laughs are bigger than ever. It’s truly a family affair, and he couldn’t be happier. That’s true success!
Meet the Vice-President of Marketing for Myer Hotels, Chris Myer. Based in Branson, the family owned and operated company is celebrating 40 years of award-winning hospitality.
From their first motel in O’Neill, Nebraska to five luxury hotel properties in Branson, Missouri, Myer Hotels are recognized as premiere lodging locations for the millions of visitors who vacation here every year. Their Comfort Inn at Branson Meadows is one of only three finalists for Comfort Inn of the Year out of more than 1,360 worldwide. The Branson/Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce recognized the Comfort Inn & Suites as Small Business of the Year in 2008.
For over 30 years, T.J. Kuenster has worked closely with legendary entertainer Glen Campbell as his musical conductor, arranger and keyboard player. He continues to be involved in many of Glen’s television, stage and recording projects.
A highly respected studio musician and song writer, T.J. wrote Glen’s top ten contemporary gospel hit “The Greatest Gift of All.” He also wrote and produced songs for the popular Don Bluth animated films “All Dogs Go To Heaven” and “Rock-A-Doodle”.
TJ’s touching holiday song “Wings of Christmas,” was written especially for the Hamner and Barber production, The Wings of Christmas which headlines the Hamner Barber Theater during the months of November and December.
On film, stage and print, the Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum is without a doubt, the most beloved children’s classic of all time. Roger S. Baum, continues the legacy started by his great-grandfather over 100 years ago by authoring more than 10 new Oz adventures.
One of his novels, “Dorothy of Oz,” is currently in production as a major motion picture release by Box Office Productions III, LLC and Alpine Pictures starring actor Jim Belushi as the voice of the Cowardly Lion. Producer Bonne Radford has worked on many prestigious animated films such as An American Tail, Antz and Curious George, as well as many major motion pictures including ET, The Extra-Terrestrial, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Back to the Future and The Color Purple.
Roger and his wife Charlene love the beauty of the Ozarks and reside in the Branson area full time where he continues to imagine new adventures in the wonderful land of Oz.
Of all the acts in the world of show business, how can you top a talking dog? The good folks at the Showboat Branson Belle share that opinion and for the past 11 years have featured ventriloquist Todd Oliver and his live canine sidekicks Irving, Lucy and Elvis as the headline entertainers aboard their popular attraction on Table Rock Lake.
Todd’s inventive routine with the dogs is only part of his repertoire of amazing vocal antics. His wholesome, clean comedy has been featured on many national tv shows and he is well known for his special, motivational programs for children.
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