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“The Osmonds: A New Musical” to Debut in the U.S. in 2026
Following a triumphant run throughout the United Kingdom, The Osmonds: A New Musical is officially set to make its American debut in 2026. The show, penned by Jay Osmond—one of the original members of the iconic family act—invites audiences into the heart of the Osmond story, tracing the rise of one of America’s most cherished entertainment dynasties. The U.S. premiere will take place at the Covey Center for the Arts in Provo, Utah, from March through April 2026, a fitting homecoming for the family whose deep roots lie in the state.
The musical chronicles the Osmonds’ extraordinary journey from modest beginnings as a barbershop quartet of brothers to their explosion onto the global stage in the 1970s. Beyond celebrating their chart-topping hits, the production delves into the personal faith, determination, and close family ties that sustained them through decades of success, pressure, and transformation. Drawing from his own memories and experiences, Jay Osmond crafted the script as both a tribute and an intimate reflection, offering fans an authentic behind-the-scenes view of the family’s rise to fame.
Audiences and critics in the U.K. lauded the show for its moving storytelling, stellar performances, and nostalgic score. The musical features beloved classics such as “Love Me for a Reason,” “Crazy Horses,” and “One Bad Apple,” all delivered through vibrant choreography, strong harmonies, and heartfelt scenes that celebrate the highs and lows of a remarkable career.
For devoted fans, the upcoming U.S. production is more than a stage event—it’s a celebration of a legacy that has shaped generations of performers and admirers alike. For newer audiences, it offers an inspiring glimpse into a story defined by perseverance, faith, and family unity in the ever-changing world of entertainment. As Jay Osmond described it, “This musical is my love letter to my family and to everyone who has stood by us through the years.”
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