I recommend any Showboat Branson Belle visitor to arrive to the boat at least 30-40 minutes prior to show time, as this gives you time to peruse the docking area, take pictures and find your seats without being rushed. Food service also begins 10 minutes prior to the actual show, as does drink service.
The Showboat infuses a combination of dance, singing, and comedy, all accompanied by a live band, creating a show known as Made in the USA. The Showmen, the Rockin’ Dockers, Christopher James and Janice Martin are the featured performers. The eclectic mix of talent kept the show fresh and fun, with The Showmen excelling on renditions of “Seven Bridges Road” by the Eagles and “Life is a Highway” by Rascal Flatts. Their medley of pop hits featuring everything from The Temptations to The Beach Boys to The Beatles and The Jackson 5 really got the crowd moving and was one of my favorite portions of the show. Janice Martin, a classically trained violinist, pianist and vocalist, shone while performing “Rhapsody in Blue” and “Orange Blossom Special,” but the highlight of her performance was her aerial act, during which she maneuvers gracefully though the air during a violin solo.
Christopher James, the Emcee of the show, is a hilarious addition to the Showboat Branson Belle cast. His comedic timing, magician skills and engaging manner with the audience was the glue of Encore.
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