The Osmonds (musical)

The Osmonds is a jukebox musical chronicling the career and personal lives of the American family singing group, The Osmonds. The musical features a book by Julian Bigg and Shaun Kerrigan, and utilizes a large catalog of The Osmonds' hit songs.

The plot follows the Osmond brothers from their early beginnings as a barbershop quartet performing at Disneyland to their meteoric rise to international fame, and subsequently, the challenges and pressures they faced as their careers evolved and individual ambitions emerged. It explores their relationships with each other, their parents, and the music industry. The musical also touches upon personal struggles, including financial difficulties and health issues.

The show aims to provide an insight into the family dynamic and the impact that fame and fortune had on the Osmonds. It includes performances of many of their well-known songs, such as "One Bad Apple," "Crazy Horses," and "Love Me For A Reason."

The production typically involves a large cast portraying the various members of the Osmond family at different stages of their lives, as well as other key figures who influenced their careers. The musical often employs vibrant choreography and costume design to reflect the different eras of The Osmonds' success.