Broadway A Cappella Musical In Transit Will Release Cast Album | Playbill

Cast Recordings & Albums Broadway A Cappella Musical In Transit Will Release Cast Album The talents behind Frozen and Pitch Perfect created the musical inspired by the rhythms of life on the New York City subway.
Margo Seibert and company Joan Marcus

Hollywood Records, the contemporary music label owned by Disney Music Group, will release the original Broadway cast album of the new a cappella musical In Transit.

The album will be released in digital and streaming formats April 28, followed by a June 9 in-store physical release.

In Transit has book, music, and lyrics by Academy Award winner Kristen Anderson-Lopez (Disney’s Frozen), James-Allen Ford, Russ Kaplan, and Sara Wordsworth. It features a cappella vocal arrangements by Deke Sharon (Pitch Perfect, “The Sing-Off”) and music supervision by Rick Hip-Flores (Rocky).

In Transit, which played a successful Off-Broadway run, is described as a “funny and poignant new Broadway musical, [that] follows the intertwined lives of 11 New Yorkers faced with the challenges of city life. In Transit takes you on a journey with people hoping to catch the express train to their dreams—including the stops they make along the way. Modern yet timeless, In Transit is a story about all of us, set to music that will stay with you long after the ride is over.”

The cast features David Abeles, Moya Angela, Steven “HeaveN” Cantor, Justin Guarini, Telly Leung, Erin Mackey, Gerianne Pérez, Margo Seibert, Chesney Snow, James Snyder, Mariand Torres, Nicholas Ward, Adam Bashian, Laurel Harris, Amy Justman, Arbender Robinson, Brad Standley, Aurelia Williams, and Chelsea Williams.

The musical is directed and choreographed by three-time Tony Award winner Kathleen Marshall (Anything Goes, Nice Work If You Can Get It).

In Transit plays Circle in the Square Theatre (235 W. 50th Street, NYC). Visit InTransitBroadway.com.

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