Details

The Osmonds: A New Musical tells the true story of the five brothers from Utah who were pushed into the spotlight as children and went on to create smash hits decade after decade. From their star residency on The Andy Williams Show, to the arrival of Donny and Marie, The Osmonds lived a remarkable life recording chart topping albums, selling out vast arena concerts and making record breaking TV shows - until one bad decision cost them everything. This brand new musical features a chart topping list of anthems including Love Me For A Reason, Crazy Horses, Let Me In, Puppy Love, One Bad Apple, Long Haired Lover From Liverpool, Paper Roses and many more, The Osmonds: A New Musical will take you back to relive the 60s... the 70s... the 80s.... The Osmonds website.

Cast/Performers

Ryan Anderson (Merrill Osmond), Jamie Chatterton (Alan Osmond), Alex Lodge (Jay Osmond), Danny Nattrass (Wayne Osmond), Joseph Peacock (Donny Osmond), Alex Cardall, Henry Firth, Alex Hardford, Katy Hards, Aidan Harkins, Luke Hogan, Lotus Lowry, Stephanie McKenzie, Jay Osborne, Samuel Routley, Tristan Whincup, Alfie Murray (Young Merrill Osmond - some dates), Jasper Penny (Young Merrill Osmond - some dates), Joey Unitt (Young Merrill Osmond - some dates), Jack Jones (Young Alan Osmond - some dates), Harvey Loakes (Young Alan Osmond - some dates), Charlie Stripp (Young Alan Osmond - some dates), James Flintoff (Young Jay Osmond - some dates), Charlie Tumbridge (Young Jay Osmond - some dates), Tom Walsh (Young Jay Osmond - some dates), Alfie Jones (Young Wayne Osmond - some dates), Austin Redwood (Young Wayne Osmond - some dates), Thomas Ryan (Young Wayne Osmond - some dates), Matthias Green (Young Donny Osmond - some dates), Osian Salter (Young Donny Osmond - some dates), Nicholas Teixeira (Young Donny Osmond - some dates), Fraser Fowkes (Young Jimmy Osmond - some dates), Austin Riley Jimmy Osmond - some dates), Harrison Skinner Jimmy Osmond - some dates)

Creatives/Company

Author: Jay Osmond
Book by(s): Julian Bigg, Shaun Kerrison
Producer: Royo (in partnership with Twins Entertainment with Vicky Nojesproduktion / Krall Entertainment / Aria Entertainment and Guy James Theatrical)
Director: Shaun Kerrison
Choreographer: Bill Deamer