Smith Family Christmas Dinner Show in Pigeon Forge Tennessee

The Smiths Serve Up Dinner And A Show for 2009!
Charlie, Jim and Charlie Bob Smith have always had a way with the guests at their Pigeon Forge music theater. Since 2004, the entertainers have delivered their unique brand of music and comedy in an intimate, familial style that makes audiences feel like they’re kicked back in the Smith family living room. But starting this season, audience members may also feel like they’ve pulled up a chair at the Smiths’ dining room table.

That’s because the boys are now serving dinner at their showplace, which charms visitors with a stage show heavily steeped in Southern music and culture. Now renamed the Smith Family Dinner Theater, the venue is complementing that experience with a mouthwatering Southern-style buffet. Generous portions of Southern favorites like fried chicken, pot roast, farm-fresh vegetables and homemade desserts are ensuring that no guest leaves hungry.

“We are so excited to be able to offer our many returning guests and newcomers great Southern dining to go along with our show,” says Charlie Bob. “We discovered that dinner and a show has become what Pigeon Forge visitors are looking for, and we are happy to be able to provide that experience.”

The 400-seat theater has been remodeled to accommodate the new dinner format, utilizing state-of-the art facilities to deliver a satisfying dining experience and an uplifting, entertaining show in comfort and style.

In addition to the food, theater guests will be able to fill up on an evening of entertainment starring the Smiths, whose production has five times been named Best Show in Pigeon Forge. They have been a favorite among Smoky Mountain visitors and locals alike since the 1980s, building a loyal following thanks to their musical talent and sense humor. Their eclectic blend of country, bluegrass, gospel, oldies rock-n-roll, clean family comedy and trademark repertoire of impressions have helped make their show one of the staples of the music theater community.

“We’ll still do all the popular things our audiences like, but we’ll throw in some surprises that we’re looking forward to doing,” says Charlie Bob. “But it will still be the Smith boys doing what everybody knows we can do, and we’ll always have fun, no matter what.”