Visit a landmark venue that helped Branson become a centre of live entertainment. See a great music show with a long history of success on the Strip.
The Hughes Brothers Theatre was originally the showplace for music legend Roy Clark. Discover a famous building where many celebrities debuted in Branson and enjoy the fantastic performance of the five Hughes Brothers with a cast of over 50 artists.
In 1983, Clark opened the Roy Clark Celebrity Theatre in Branson, becoming the first country music star to have his own venue in the city. In January of 2000, the Hughes Brothers took over this landmark theater in the heart of the town and created the Hughes Brothers Theatre. Meet a talented family that not only performs together at the theater, but also owns and manages it successfully. Enjoy a fantastic show with great dancers, singers, musicians, comedians and creative entertainers.
The cast of the theater is known as the World's Largest Performing Family. See a famous group of artists formed by the five Hughes siblings plus their wives and children, all performing at the show. Meet the brothers’ parents, Gary and Lena Hughes, who also work at the theater. Lena manages the business and proudly wears a nametag that reads M&M, which stands for Mom & Manager.
Discover why the Hughes Brothers Theatre has been pleasing audiences for so many years in Branson. Enjoy great choreography, beautiful costumes and fantastic sound, as the show includes modern advances in audio technology. Be delighted by the voices of the five brothers singing together in perfect harmony and the performances of the kids dancing, singing and playing drums and violins. See how fantastic a group of artists can become after performing together since the youngest brother, Andy, was only 2 years old. Enjoy the ability of the Hughes Brothers to make you laugh one minute and tear up the next.
Find the Hughes Brothers Theatre on the west side of Branson. Visit the website to learn about special holiday shows. Explore an area also known as the Strip, home of many of Branson’s more than 50 theaters that feature musical artists and entertainers of all genres.
