Main Street Music Hall
Lake of the Ozarks
When you hear that Main Street Music Hall situated at the Lake of the Ozarks in Osage Beach, Missouri is one of the prime attractions of this leading tourist destination, it is hard not to believe especially if you’ve been a part of one of its shows. Unlike most other vacation spots which are mainly known for their ambiance and avenues for outdoor activities, the Lake of the Ozarks is equally popular for its musical and sporting culture. It hosts a number of musical events throughout the year in different venues, the most famous of them being the Music Hall.
As a live show which is going strong even in its 15h consecutive season, the Main Street Music Hall showcases prime musical and comedy talent to provide two hours of non-stop entertainment for all ages. Sit back, and enjoy the different genres of music, ranging from old classics, country music and gospel, among many others. Seasoned performers from all over the world are invited regularly to entertain an appreciative audience. For instance, Liverpool Legends are slated to perform in the Music Hall on March 4th and 5th, 2011.
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Although the cast of Music Hall comprises of talented entertainers from different parts of the nation, you can’t help but notice two versatile performers for their sheer charm and radiance- Wendy Warner and Sandy Gumm. Both these artists are not only great soloists; they are also are blessed with an uncanny knack of making you laugh your wits out by impersonating the likes of Connie Smith and Reba McIntire. Their act could very well have you challenge your pre-conceived notions about mimicry by female artists.
Just when you thought you’ve already seen some great live talent and it can’t get any better than this, hold your breath…and make way for Gabby (Thom) Gumm. Thom has been performing tirelessly for the past 38 years with his memorable comedy and singing lineups. Giving some seriously good competition to Gabby is a budding artist named Jonathan Shinkle, who’s a fairly recent addition to the Music Hall. Apart from his friendly personality, you’re also likely to be drawn towards his tenor voice.
However, if you’re a purist and have had enough of the seemingly flippant musical proceedings, get ready to be pleasantly surprised by a classy singer in Eric Mitchell, who’s sure to give you gooseflesh with his amazing vocals and great choice of songs. All in all, an evening at the Musical Hall is equivalent to unadulterated and wholesome entertainment for the entire family!
