Grandparents to Grandkids: Three Dutton Generations in One Show
A two-hour music and comedy show in Branson where the whole band is one family, grandparents through grandkids.
The Dutton Family Theater sits on 76 Country Boulevard, in the middle of Branson's theater district. The band that fills it is one family. The company describes every performance as three generations on one stage: grandparents, their children, and their grandchildren, all playing. The program moves between bluegrass, country, contemporary rock and comedy across two hours.
Two start times are sold here, 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The show does not run on Sundays.
Tickets are priced by age band, and the spread is wide. Adults, which this listing defines as nineteen to sixty-four, pay USD 52. Teenagers from thirteen to eighteen pay USD 18, children from four to twelve pay USD 14, and children under four are admitted free. The senior band, sixty-five and over, is set to zero travelers, so no senior ticket can be booked through this listing. Nothing on the listing says which fare a guest that age should use instead. Treat the bands the checkout actually offers as the ones on sale. Local taxes are already inside those figures.
The Dutton Show at the Dutton Family TheaterTwo hours of music and comedy from one family. 2:00 p.m. or 7:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday.www.viator.comThe Grandparents Are Still in the Lineup
Branson has no shortage of family acts. Most of them are one generation of siblings. The Duttons account for their show differently: grandparents, their children, and their grandchildren performing together at every performance, on their own telling. Their group photographs show the same span, with an older couple seated at the front holding a guitar and teenagers standing on the risers behind.
That range is why the instrument list runs long. Fiddle, banjo, mandolin, guitar and upright bass all turn up, and the family describes the playing as live from the first number to the last.
Bluegrass, Then Stevie Wonder
The set does not stay in one genre. The listing names bluegrass, contemporary rock and country, and the family's own site adds the pop side, citing reworked songs from Stevie Wonder, Neil Diamond, Michael Jackson and Kansas. Comedy runs between the numbers, and the company keeps it clean enough to sell the room as all ages.
The television credits sit behind all of this. The Duttons made the top ten on America's Got Talent in 2007, the show's second season, and went out the week after that round. The listing's word for it is finalists, which runs a notch stronger. They hosted their own weekly series on RFD-TV, a single season in 2018, and they appeared on Nickelodeon's America's Most Musical Family in December 2019. The Branson Show Awards named them Entertainers of the Year in 2025.
Two Start Times, Six Days a Week
This listing sells two of the day's shows: the 2:00 p.m. matinee and the 7:30 p.m. evening performance. Both run the same two hours and carry the same prices. Bookings are taken Monday through Saturday, and Sunday is closed in every month the operator publishes.
Saturdays are the one date no official source settles. The booking feed sells them, while the theater's own published dates from October onward show none open. Book only the dates the checkout actually returns as available. The theater's calendar also carries more than this listing does: a 10:00 a.m. slot, and a starred 4:00 p.m. entry its footnote calls a one hour live unplugged VIP experience, which is shorter and separate from the two hour show sold here.
Photo ID at the Box Office
Nothing is mailed and nothing is scanned at a turnstile from your phone alone. Tickets are held at the theater box office and collected on the day of the performance, and the operator will take them off hold one hour before the start time. Bring the voucher and photo identification for the exchange.
Booking closes one hour before the start time and confirmation is instant. One booking covers up to thirty travelers. That figure caps a single order; it does not describe how many seats the room holds. An adult has to be on any booking that includes children.
The theater stands on 76 Country Boulevard with parking in front and the rest of the Branson strip on either side. The listing does not publish a doors time; the theater's direct line is 417-332-2772.
Cancelling at least twenty-four hours ahead returns the whole fare, and nothing is refunded inside that window. Live entertainment and local taxes are what the ticket covers. Food, drinks, the souvenir DVD and photographs are sold separately, and there is no hotel pickup. The performance uses bright, flashing lights, which the operator flags as unsuitable for some guests with sensory conditions. Take the 2:00 p.m. show and you are back out on the strip by late afternoon with the evening still ahead of you.