What a great way to spend a night in Medora. The show and the food at Pitchfork Fondue are both excellent. The energy and fun radiate from the performers and the use of the background just makes this an immersive and entertaining production. Would highly recommend and would return in a heartbeat.
Terri Buttleman
So interesting how this was a generational it was to the region
Hanif G
Quite a show to watch horses on the hills behind and fireworks at the end. Geared towards younger crowd, families with young children.
Linda Bechtold
Wonderful outing, great show
Nancy Burkett
A great musical experience about the history of North Dakota. Heartwarming & patriotic! A must-see!
Susan R
This is a must see show for all ages. It’s super amazing from the singing, dancing, costumes, audience involvement for the children, it’s fantastic. It a clean, honest,and patriotic show. It includes history of the area and Teddy Roosevelt; it has real horses , stagecoach and fireworks. Many people in the audience have returned several times in one season and return each year to see it. If I lived close, I would see it often. I loved it! Highly recommended
Cathie Blanchard
Worth more than I paid...highlight of the road trip
Teresa Price
What a great show! This was my third time, with the second visit over 30 yrs ago and my Hubby's first time. It never gets old.
Randi
It'd a fun time. I would skip the pitch fork restaurant and just do the show. The steaks are cooked in vats if oil and they were all over cooked. And the beans and baked potato were under cooked and kind of Hard. Also lots of Yello jacket bees/wasps. Which is to be expected when eating out doors.
I have been to Medora numerous times in the past and always enjoyed the musical. I was disappointed in this year's performance. The talent was great, but I missed the down home western theme, clogging, all around yee-haw atmosphere. Hope it goes back soon!
Donald Mansmann
Really fun, wholesome, patriotic, show in a wonderful venue. Buy tickets in advance online.
Ben Green
Extremely talented musicians, singers, dancers. The set is awesome and love how they use the bluff even for part of the show.
The thing that was extremely off putting to us was the lack of plot, story, or really any history of medora. Would love to have learned more about the town or have some kind of structure to the musical, and less about ramblings of what Teddy Roosevelt thought about ND, as great as he was. It felt really patronizing to anyone but the kids in the audience. 1/5 writing. 5/5 performance.
Dante B
Great show, really enjoyed it. The music and singing were excellent as well as the story they told. The entertainer at intermission was outstanding as well.
Debbie Lineberger
Very nice show they included kids in their show which was a great treat for them. It's a must do and the steak on a stick was a new experience ?
IT IS AN AWESOME PLACE TO GO FOR ENTERTAINMENT
What a great way to spend a night in Medora. The show and the food at Pitchfork Fondue are both excellent. The energy and fun radiate from the performers and the use of the background just makes this an immersive and entertaining production. Would highly recommend and would return in a heartbeat.
So interesting how this was a generational it was to the region
Quite a show to watch horses on the hills behind and fireworks at the end. Geared towards younger crowd, families with young children.
Wonderful outing, great show
A great musical experience about the history of North Dakota. Heartwarming & patriotic! A must-see!
This is a must see show for all ages. It’s super amazing from the singing, dancing, costumes, audience involvement for the children, it’s fantastic. It a clean, honest,and patriotic show. It includes history of the area and Teddy Roosevelt; it has real horses , stagecoach and fireworks. Many people in the audience have returned several times in one season and return each year to see it. If I lived close, I would see it often. I loved it! Highly recommended
Worth more than I paid...highlight of the road trip
What a great show! This was my third time, with the second visit over 30 yrs ago and my Hubby's first time. It never gets old.
It'd a fun time. I would skip the pitch fork restaurant and just do the show. The steaks are cooked in vats if oil and they were all over cooked. And the beans and baked potato were under cooked and kind of Hard. Also lots of Yello jacket bees/wasps. Which is to be expected when eating out doors.
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I have been to Medora numerous times in the past and always enjoyed the musical. I was disappointed in this year's performance. The talent was great, but I missed the down home western theme, clogging, all around yee-haw atmosphere. Hope it goes back soon!
Really fun, wholesome, patriotic, show in a wonderful venue. Buy tickets in advance online.
Extremely talented musicians, singers, dancers. The set is awesome and love how they use the bluff even for part of the show.
The thing that was extremely off putting to us was the lack of plot, story, or really any history of medora. Would love to have learned more about the town or have some kind of structure to the musical, and less about ramblings of what Teddy Roosevelt thought about ND, as great as he was. It felt really patronizing to anyone but the kids in the audience. 1/5 writing. 5/5 performance.
Great show, really enjoyed it. The music and singing were excellent as well as the story they told. The entertainer at intermission was outstanding as well.
Very nice show they included kids in their show which was a great treat for them. It's a must do and the steak on a stick was a new experience ?
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