Amos told Radio.com in an interview last week that she's aiming to bring the show to Broadway ("That's the plan, that's the dream"), and that she's already started work on the soundtrack.

"To be honest with you, we are making the cast recording now, I'm producing it for Universal," she said. "In a climate where the record business the way it is, a lot of labels aren't making these cast recordings anymore, because of the time and the expense."

She's about to kick off a tour for the her new album, and her road crew will be working double time to help her work on the soundtrack. "We're doing eighty shows on this tour. I said to my crew, 'Not only are we doing eighty shows, boys, but we're making an album!' And if I'm ready to work that hard on a show day, they can work that hard with me! So we have our Pro Tools rig, we recorded the orchestra Easter weekend, and we'll be editing on the road and catching the actors as we travel. And building it that way and mixing it. Thirty-three songs, it'll be out globally early next year."