My story in the Daily News, November 3, 2001, was “Tehama County ranchers take in shows in Branson mecca.” Bill and I had flown to Little Rock, AR, for a National Beef Ambassador contest, but came ...

My story in the Daily News, November 3, 2001, was “Tehama County ranchers take in shows in Branson mecca.” Bill and I had flown to Little Rock, AR, for a National Beef Ambassador contest, but came ...

“The Live Entertainment Capital of the World” just turned 100. What does its future hold? A first-time visitor and her reluctant husband make a pilgrimage to find out. If you’re planning a trip to ...

In summer 2023, the publication American Theatre declared unequivocally that live theater was “in crisis” – particularly regional, nonprofit theaters. Writing for The New York Times, Isaac Butler ...

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BRANSON, Mo. — The City of Branson over the weekend expressed condolences to their “King of Branson” and his passing on August 11. Now family have confirmed the passing of Shoji Tabuchi in a message ...

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World-renowned fiddler Shoji Tabuchi, a longtime entertainer in Branson, Missouri, died Friday at age 79. Tabuchi, hailed as the "King of Branson," has been a popular draw in the live music and family ...

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BRANSON, Mo. — Shoji Tabuchi, who learned to play the violin as child in his native Japan and would go on to perform thousands of shows in Branson, Missouri, in a theater that bore his name, died ...