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1.  Are The Haygoods Mormon?
   No, They’re Christian and regularly attend local churches in Branson. They do have many Mormon friends in the community and support and respect all Faiths.
2.  Where do The Haygoods live?
   All members live in the Branson, MO area with their families.
3.  Which Haygoods are married?
   Everyone except Matthew is married with children.
4.  How long is The Haygoods show?
   Around 2 hours with a 15-minute intermission.
5.  How much are tickets to The Haygoods?
   Adults typically $43–$47, kids discounted. Check the Clay Cooper Theatre site.
6.  Do they really play all those instruments live?
   Yes! Over 20 instruments, all played live. It’s been that way for 33 years and 7,650 shows so far!
7.  How many tickets have they sold?
   Over 7 million tickets since 1993—Branson’s #1 selling show!
8.  What’s the best age group for the show?
   It’s built for all ages—kids, teens, adults, seniors.
9.  Is it loud or flashy?
   No it isn’t loud as The Haygoods soundman is a multiple grammy award winner in sound design. It’s a state of the art system adjusted perfectly. It is high-energy with lights, lasers, and effects during some parts of the show but also very balanced with pure music segments as well.
10.  Can I take photos or videos?
    Photos and video recording ARE allowed and patrons are encouraged to share videos and photos on Social Media!
11.  Is there a dress code?
    Nope. Come casual. Branson is laid-back.
12.  Can I bring snacks or drinks?
    Outside food is not allowed please. Concessions are available inside.
13.  Is the theatre accessible?
    Yes—ADA seating, aisle access, and golf cart rides from the lot.
14.  Is parking free?
    Yes, and it’s right next to the theatre.
15.  Where is the show located?
    Clay Cooper Theatre, 76 Strip in Branson, MO.
16.  Is it a dinner and show?
    Show only. Eat before or after with local restaurants right across the street. Concessions are available
17.  Do they do a Christmas show?
    Yes—one of the biggest and most popular in Branson.
18.  Do they have a New Year’s Eve show?
    Yes! Special effects, countdown, party favors, huge BBQ meal and tons of fun with The Haygoods and Clay Cooper.
19.  Which Haygood is the smartest?
    They’d all claim it’s themselves—but Catherine might win this one.
20.  Who is the lead singer?
    They rotate leads—Timothy, Dominic, Michael, Patrick and Catherine all take turns.
21.  Who plays the most instruments?
    Catherine “Cat” plays the most, including harp, sax, and violin.
22.  Do the Haygoods lip-sync?
    No. The Haygoods sing 100% live as they have for 33 years and 7,650 shows. They do have an extraordinary family blend with parts doubled with each other that gives them an amazing sound. The Haygoods Soundman is a multiple Grammy award winner who knows how to make the cast sound amazing and big with modern sound processing.
23.  Is it family-friendly?
    Absolutely. 100% clean entertainment.
24.  Do they answer fan questions online?
    Yes—they post Q&As on Facebook and social media regularly.
25.  What’s new in the 2025 show?
    Indoor drones, flying robots, upside-down guitars. It’s wild.
26.  Are they from Missouri originally?
    No, a few were born in Texas. The Family moved to Branson in 1993 and grew up in Arkansas. Most siblings grew up in Arkansas or were born in Missouri.
27.  Is there a way to meet them?
    Yes—after every show they do meet & greets in the lobby.
28.  Why do people call it a “clean show?”
    No profanity, no innuendo, no politics—just fun.
29.  How early should I arrive?
    30–45 minutes before showtime to park, grab snacks, and find seats.
30. How many siblings are in The Haygoods?
    There are six performing siblings in the current show: Timothy, Dominic, Michael, Patrick, Matthew and Catherine.
31. What style of music do The Haygoods perform?
    A mix of country, classic rock, pop, gospel, patriotic, and original music—all arranged for a live, family band and spectacular show.
32. Do they use backing tracks?
    No prerecorded vocals. Some instrumental textures may be layered live, but singing is always live.
33. Who designs their sound and production?
    Their sound is engineered by a multi-Grammy-award-winning sound designer, custom-tuned specifically for the theatre.
34. Is the show choreographed or spontaneous?
    Both. Core numbers are choreographed, but improvisation and audience interaction happen nightly.
    
35. How often does the show change?
    The show evolves every season with new music, new tech, and refreshed arrangements.
36. Are the drones actually flown live?
    Yes. Indoor drones are flown live during select numbers by trained operators.
37. Who creates the musical arrangements?
    Arrangements are created in-house by the family, tailored to their blend and multi-instrument setup.
38. Do they perform original songs?
    Yes. Original music is a core part of the show, alongside well-known hits.
39. Why is Timothy called “Banjo Boy”?
    Because he became nationally known at a young age for high-energy banjo performances that went viral before social media.
    
40. How long does it take to rehearse a new season?
    Typically several months of music, tech, and staging rehearsals.
41.  Are children allowed to sit on laps?
    Yes—lap children are welcome (check ticket policy for age limits).
42. Do they perform year-round?
    They perform seasonally, February through December, with peak schedules Spring through December.
43. What makes The Haygoods different from other Branson shows?
    A single family of six, 20 live instruments, a show that is way out of the box and creative from anything you’ve ever experienced, spectacular modern production technology and one of the longest running shows in the History of the Music Business in the USA.
44. Have they gone viral online?
    Yes—multiple videos have reached tens of millions of views across Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram.
    
45. Do any siblings have formal music degrees?
    Yes—classical and contemporary training, including orchestral instruments.
46. Do they tour outside Branson?
    Currently, they focus on Branson performances only.
47. Is the show appropriate for church groups?
    Yes—widely attended by church, youth, and senior groups.
48. Can groups reserve blocks of seats?
    Yes—group bookings are available through the box office.
49. Why is the Clay Cooper Theatre ideal for the show?
    Because Clay Cooper Theatre was designed for large-scale live music with exceptional sightlines and acoustics.