According to one of the actor's tweets, it was at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow. It's a sad state of affairs when it is cheaper (and, in the case, possible) to do a cast recording by flying a large cast and writing team halfway across the world than recording it locally.
Wow that's amazing and bizarre. Can someone post a link to these videos and pictures? I too am very interested in old theater spaces and their reuses so would love to see.
I knew I had seen the space before. On the Town definitely recorded there too I remember the pictures now. It looks more like a theatre without seats than a ballroom though.
I read once that the OBC of THE GRASS HARP had its orchestra recorded in some remote European country (much enlarged from what played on Broadway) and then the performers recorded their vocals in NYC.
The digital album may be available to download from the Broadway Records store early like they did with The Visit cast album but it looks like the CD won't ship until August 7th.
I'm cool with that. I buy all my albums on iTunes these days anyway.
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When I preorded my copy Broadway records was just selling the physical copies. And that's what I wanted. Ugh I've already waited so long for this album
I'm not throwing a tantrum. I sort of figured this would happen as it seems postponing the release by a week or so is pretty common practice for Broadway Records. They always seem to announce a release date that turns out to be closer to the digital release date and hold off on the physical release. They just did this with The Visit so I'm not surprised.
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