Now in her fourth year in the Rio Grande Valley, Jennifer is an absolute whirlwind of musical variety, dancing, singing, comedy and beautiful costumes.
Branson’s Entertainer of the Year and Show of the Year “Hall of Famer,” Jennifer presents a landslide of entertainment. A consummate performer, Jennifer executes a variety of dance styles during her performances including the Missouri Clog, her own invention featured on national television at BBC.
Jennifer’s show is filled with songs ranging from classic country, bluegrass, Texas swing, big band, novelty, pop and Broadway to powerful gospel and patriotic performances. As a former USO spokesperson worldwide, Jennifer has toured internationally, entertaining and speaking to U.S. troops and veterans. The highly anticipated dazzling costumes, the fantastic dance and extraordinary vocals all add up to one fabulous show.
Add in Pete Moss with 20 years of award-winning hilarious comedy and crazy moves and the combination is laughter, thrills and family fun. Pete and Jennifer’s onstage chemistry is terrific.
Jennifer’s show is constantly evolving to suit her audience’s desire and her own high standards.
"This year we are doing three different shows and next year we’ll add at least one more. We have so many repeat audience members, this allows them to be able to see three different shows with a variety of songs, dances, comedy and costumes," said Jennifer.
Throughout the year, Jennifer and her husband select dates throughout the United States. She has continued to perform in TV appearances, and doing commercial work. She delights in performing at state fairs, conventions and corporate shows. However, her "Whirlwind Tour," January through mid-March, is especially fun for her.
"I take my Winter Texan and Snowbird performances very seriously. Not only do I love performing for them, I also hate cold weather!" quips Jennifer. "This is perfection in my book, performing when and where I want and avoiding cold weather at the same time!"
As the most award-winning female in Branson, Missouri to date and the only woman to co-own her own theater, she sold her portion of the Jennifer’s Americana Theater in 2001 to pursue a personal life with more balance and relaxation.
She wants to invite everyone to her show. Those who have seen one show should check ads in the Winter Texan Times to see where shows, A, B and C are playing. Don’t miss "the girl with the million dollar smile" who is one of the most recognized show names in Branson.