Myrtle Beach shows

ALABAMA THEATRE, at Barefoot Landing, offers “One: The Show,” a musical-variety effort ($35 and up), as well as occasional touring acts and shows. Watch for appearances by Eddie Miles, the Grand Strand’s top Elvis impersonator. (www.alabama-theatre.com)

CAROLINA OPRY, also near Barefoot Landing, alternates its traditional “Opry” variety revue with the ‘60s-esque “Good Vibrations” ($32.51-$46.47). Also: daily laser-light shows ($13.95) set to music of Pink Floyd, etc. (www.thecarolinaopry.com)

THE PALACE THEATRE, at Broadway at the Beach, offers “Le Grand Cirque: Adrenaline 2010,”a Cirque du Soleil-type acrobatics revue ($10-$46) , and the musical show “The Magical Spirit of Ireland,” ($10-$30). Shows are at various times. (www.palacetheatremyrtlebeach.com)

LEGENDS IN CONCERT THEATER (U.S. 17 Business in Surfside Beach, south of downtown Myrtle Beach) is more a nightclub and features top-notch pop-, rock- and country-star impersonators and is part of a chain with venues in Vegas, Atlantic City and Branson. Admission: $35-$40; less for kids. (www.legendsinconcert.com)

All charge less for children’s tickets; all shift to holiday shows the month before Christmas.

HOUSE OF BLUES at Barefoot Landing, has touring acts; cover charge varies. (www.hoouseofblues.com)

Two dinner-show venues aim at families with youngsters. The meals are comparable; at both, servers bring the meal to your seat. DOLLY PARTON’S DIXIE STAMPEDE, near Carolina Opry, sports equestrian events, ostrich and pig races, etc. Tickets: $42 and up; $22 and up for kids. (www.dixiestampede.com)

MEDIEVAL TIMES, in Fantasy Harbour, off U.S. 501, has jousting and such. Tickets: $49; $30 for kids. (www.medievaltimes.com)

This story was originally published April 21, 2010 at 12:56 PM with the headline "Myrtle Beach shows."