The theater production “The Osmonds: A New Musical” will premiere in the United States in 2026. Written by Jay Osmond, the musical tells the story of the family and the rise to fame of the group, and it will make its U.S. debut at the Covey Center for the Arts from March to April 2026.

“The Osmonds: A New Musical” to Make Its U.S. Debut in 2026

Following a highly acclaimed tour across the United Kingdom, The Osmonds: A New Musical is set to make its long-awaited arrival in the United States in 2026. Written by Jay Osmond — one of the original members of the iconic family band — the production gives audiences a deeply personal glimpse into the life, faith, and legacy of one of America’s most cherished musical families. The show will premiere at the Covey Center for the Arts in Provo, Utah, running from March through April 2026 — a fitting homecoming for the Osmonds, whose roots are firmly planted in the state.

The musical traces the Osmond family’s extraordinary rise to fame, beginning with their modest start as a barbershop quartet of brothers and charting their evolution into international superstars of the 1970s. It highlights not just their musical milestones but also the personal challenges, spiritual devotion, and unwavering family unity that sustained them through decades of success and transformation.

Jay Osmond crafted the story as both a personal reflection and a tribute to his family’s journey, offering fans an emotional and authentic look behind the spotlight. U.K. critics praised the production for its heartfelt performances, nostalgic energy, and genuine storytelling. Featuring many of the group’s timeless hits — including “Love Me for a Reason,” “Crazy Horses,” and “One Bad Apple” — the musical combines dynamic choreography, vibrant stage design, and touching moments that celebrate both the highs and hardships of the Osmonds’ remarkable career.

For lifelong admirers, the U.S. premiere represents more than a stage production; it’s a celebration of a musical legacy that shaped generations. For newcomers, it introduces an inspiring story rooted in faith, family, and perseverance.

As Jay Osmond expressed, “This musical is my love letter to my family and to everyone who has supported us through the years.” In 2026, audiences across America will finally get to experience that love letter come to life on stage.