You’ll share dinner in Branson’s Cabaret before Garry & Janine Carson pull you into their world of magic and laughs. Expect close-up illusions at your table, audience moments that might surprise you (in a good way), and genuine warmth from both performers and staff. You’ll probably leave still wondering how they did half those tricks—and maybe still smiling about it.
We were already halfway through our mashed potatoes when the lights dimmed at The Cabaret in Branson. I could hear someone behind us whispering about Garry & Janine Carson—apparently they’re big names from Vegas, but honestly, I just liked how casual the place felt. Our server, Missy, winked and told us to keep an eye on our forks (which made sense later). The buffet was simple but hit the spot—nothing fancy, just warm bread and that sweet smell of barbecue sauce hanging in the air.
When the show started, Garry walked right up to our table and asked if anyone had ever seen a coin disappear up close. My friend volunteered (of course), and I swear I saw her face go pale when he made her ring vanish—then reappear inside a sealed envelope. Janine kept things moving with these quick jokes that caught me off guard—I laughed out loud more than once. At one point she tried to teach us a trick; I completely failed, but she clapped anyway. There was this moment where the whole room went quiet before an illusion—felt like everyone held their breath at once.
I didn’t expect to get pulled on stage (I’m not usually that person), but somehow there I was, trying to pronounce “abracadabra” backwards while Garry pretended to mess it up too. The kids near the front were giggling so hard they almost fell out of their chairs. It wasn’t just about the tricks—the way they played off each other felt real, like you could tell they’d done this together for years. Afterward people lingered around chatting with them; no rush to leave, just that kind of easy Branson evening where you forget about your phone for a bit.
Yes, your ticket includes a buffet-style dinner before the show starts.
The Cabaret is at 3292 Shepherd Of The Hills Expressway in Branson.
Yes, it's suitable for all ages and families are welcome.
Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.
Yes, there’s lots of audience participation throughout the magic show.
Infants and small children can attend; prams or strollers are allowed.
Yes, service animals are allowed at The Cabaret during the show.
Your evening includes entry to The Cabaret on Shepherd Of The Hills Expressway with a buffet-style dinner served before Garry & Janine Carson’s interactive magic and comedy performance. Show tickets cover both your meal and entertainment in an accessible venue fit for families or groups of any age.
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