Gary Wackerly - Theatre Critic - www.bransonshowsreviewed.com

The talented cast performs the beautifully penned original songs to inform the audience of some things that we all should be concerned with, the pollination by the bees, air pollution, water pollution, being approached by a stranger, personal inituative for yourself, stopping bullying when you see it, cooperate with people to accomplish the tasks, finding pollution solutions. All of these topics are handled with clever music and songs that are tremendously entertaining. The writers of the songs, Bucky Heard and Chris Skillern, deserve to be given an award for what they have produced for the young people that visit Branson. This show needs to be presented to the American youth by some television network sometime. The show ends with Imagination Boxes that are brought out for the children to come down front and participate in decorating their boxes. Wow, what a show. I enjoyed it tremendously and I am 63 years old. Bravo Bucky and Chris! I rate this show a 10.

Sean Paxton - www.seanpaxton.com

My brother Brooks and I are all for anything that positively influences the youth of today and their potential for making positive impacts in their own lives and on society, now and in the future. That future, after all, will eventually be in their hands, and with all the drive-thru mentality options available for kids these days, projects like Rock U Mentally should be treated like gold. Usually where there's an opportunity, there's also an obligation, and that's what the mastermind behind this project must've been thinking when the idea for it fell out of his head.  Read more...

Gary Groman - The Ole Seagull - www.bransoncourier.com