We were invited to see the show by an acquaintance we know and trust. She has a small part and played it well. The actor that played King Herod will stir your soul. I never knew Herod could be a clever lunatic. The actor played the part to perfection. He could be on Broadway with that effort. He portrayed Herod as a psycho , something I never thought about but when he had all the babies killed, he had to be a serial killer mind set. Exceptionally well done. Now on a lighter side, the 3 wise men had a couple of parts in harmony. Their voices absolutely stirred my soul. They melded so well together. Mary. Well she stole the show. This is a cast of over 50, the set is as professional as I've seen. so you owe yourself a treat to see these actors knock it out of the park. The pastor of the church/theater is the producer and he put some really catchy music to familiar tunes. You cant stop your foot from keeping beat. Do yourself a treat and see this show.

Attending "Jesus, the Christmas Experience" was the highlight of our trip to Branson. The nativity story seemed to come alive filling the atmosphere with love and hope. The characters were so real. The music was terrific. In my mind I am still picturing the dancing and happy time. Seeing the magi with their long robes like a bride's train so beautifully flowing as they humbly presented their gifts to Jesus was something truly exquisite. I highly recommend this show. I believe that anything this group shares in the future will be from the heart and totally worthwhile.

The show Birthday of a King. The show is produced by King's Chapel Branson but it's Not your typical church show. This family oriented performance was an amazing Broadway-type musical with incredible music, songs that ring in your mind long after you leave, special effects, set, costumes, actors and most importantly an inspirational story. The scene is set in a mythical forest where good triumphs over evil. At the end of the show the director/author of the musical explains the inspiration for the production. It was very entertaining. The cast even greets you as you depart to thank you for coming and take photos. As a local resident, I'd see it again and again or make a tradition, if it continues.