easy
1.5–2 hours
No physical fitness required as this is a seated theater experience
Discover the Celtic Throne in Branson, Missouri—an electrifying live show that brings Irish dance to life with storytelling, costume, and music. Dive into a cultural journey that perfectly complements Branson’s outdoor attractions.
2 Hours • All Ages
Experience the captivating journey of Irish dance in "Celtic Throne," featuring over 30 talented dancers aged 4 to 22 from around the globe. With original music by Brian Byrne and stunning choreography, this performance explores the rich history of a music-loving culture, bringing vibrant costumes and dazzling visuals to life.
Created by Herbert W. Armstrong College and Armstrong Dance, with original new music from Golden Globe-nominated composer Brian Byrne (Heartbeat of Home), Celtic Throne celebrates the dramatic and mysterious origins of Irish dance. Infused with innovative choreography, dazzling costumes and spectacular lighting and projection, Celtic Throne follows the millennia-long journey of a music-and-dance-loving people as they migrate from the ancient Near East to Ireland, Scotland, England and the United States.
The Armstrong Dance troupe is comprised of over 30 Irish dancers from around the world, including Britain, Australia, Canada and the United States, ranging in age from 22 to just 4 years old. The troupe is comprised of students from the Carey Academy of Irish dance, some of whom have competed with great success in top Irish dance competitions, including Worlds, All Irelands, Great Britain and North American Nationals.
Get to the venue at least 20 minutes before showtime to choose the best available seats and avoid missing any part of the performance.
There’s plenty of parking near 189 Expressway Ln, but weekends fill up fast—arrive early to secure a spot close to the venue.
This show is suitable for most ages but includes some dramatic themes; check guidelines if attending with young children.
Plan your visit around outdoor activities like hiking in the Ozarks or boating on Table Rock Lake to experience all Branson offers.
Branson developed as a live entertainment hotspot in the mid-20th century, blending Ozark culture with broad musical and dance traditions.
The city encourages sustainable tourism by promoting local arts and protecting surrounding natural areas like Table Rock Lake and the Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
Brings extra comfort for theater seating during the show.
The theater can get cool, especially in autumn performances.
fall specific
To capture memories outside the venue and the lively Branson atmosphere.
For exploring Branson’s nearby attractions before or after the show.