There are several shows along this line within Branson to see. My husband and I being just shy of 30 years of age found that we didn't know quite as many of the songs as I would have anticipated - probably about half of them. Most likely we would have more enjoyed the show with the ‘60s music instead just because we'd be more familiar with the music.

That being said, the show was still enjoyable and well done. There were lots of costume changes, and the performance was divided up by theme. I definitely would recommend to anyone who lived through and loved the music of the ‘50s. Little kids who love to dance would probably enjoy the show as well, though I've heard the ‘60s show is more interactive.

This was an entertaining show. This really had some great highlights of the '50s. It had some great music from the '50s and makes you feel like you are actually there. All the actors and actresses really seem to be skilled at what they do. The concessions were not anymore expensive than others. The lobby was very inviting. The only real problem I had was that the Elvis impersonator looked and sang nothing like The King, but luckily he only had the last 10 to 20 minutes or so. Overall, I say that it's highly recommendable.

This was a very talented ensemble. The theater, songs, and comedy brought back many good memories. The cast sticks around for autographs in the large lobby after the show.

This show was lively, well-staged, and thoroughly enjoyable. Performers were talented and very perky. Great choice of music, with colourful sets and costumes. Well received by audience.

Lost in the 50s was a great show. Action-packed and high-energy, with a multi-talented group of young people. The theater was quite comfortable, and there is a nice gift shop and snack bar. We enjoyed every minute and plan to go again.