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The Notebook

Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre

Previews February 10, 2024

Opening March 14, 2024

Closing December 15, 2024

Official Site · IBDB

Box Office

$31,820,672 total gross 45 weeks best week $1,094,299 (Dec 15, 2024)

Weekly gross — full run

Feb 11, 2024Dec 15, 2024

Grosses provided by The Broadway League. For additional The Notebook grosses, see broadwaywrap.com.

Articles about The Notebook

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'The Notebook' to become a Broadway musical by Dave McNary

So it's not gonna be easy, it's gonna be really hard. And we're gonna have to work at this everyday, but I wanna do that because I want you. I want all of you, forever. OnÂ Broadway. Nicho…

SOURCE: Chicago Tribune Subscription at 6:14pm on January 3, 2019☆⚑

The Notebook: the Musical

Yup, you read that right. Nicholas Sparks’Â The Notebook is officiallyÂ becoming a Broadway musical.Â It willÂ (relatively) soon join the likes of other mega-hit movie-musical…

SOURCE: The Producer's Perspective at 4:36pm on January 3, 2019☆⚑

Nicholas Sparks's 'The Notebook' Is Heading To Broadway by Lee Seymour

The weepy megahit adaptation will be written by Ingrid Michaelson and Bekah Brunstetter, and produced by the lead behind Rent, Avenue Q, and In The Heights.

SOURCE: Forbes at 1:05pm on January 3, 2019☆⚑

Ingrid Michaelson Directly Targeting Your Tear Ducts With a Notebook Musical by Jackson McHenry

A dangerous triumvirate of things capable of making you cry has united together: Ingrid Michaelson, Nicholas Sparks, and This Is Us. Michaelson has teamed up with Bekah Brunstetter, a produc…

SOURCE: Vulture at 1:03pm on January 3, 2019☆⚑

'The Notebook' Musical Is Heading To Broadway; 'This Is Us' Producer & 'The Way I Am' Songwriter Will Write by Greg Evans

Nicholas Sparks’ The Notebook is headed to Broadway as a musical, with playwright and This Is UsÂ supervising producer Bekah Brunstetter writing the book and “Girls Chase Boys&…

SOURCE: Deadline at 11:39am on January 3, 2019☆⚑

Ingrid Michaelson Is Turning The Notebook into a Musical by Andy Lefkowitz

Ingrid Michaelson, the acclaimed singer-songwriter who made her Broadway acting debut in Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, has announced that she is lending her composing talents …

SOURCE: Broadway.com at 11:32am on January 3, 2019☆⚑

The Notebook Headed for the Musical Stage by Mark A. Robinson

Nicholas Sparks' popular 1996 novel The Notebook and its subsequent 2004 hit movie are headed for the musical stage. ProducersÂ Kevin McCollumÂ andÂ Kurt DeutschÂ in association with…

SOURCE: Broadway Direct at 11:30am on January 3, 2019☆⚑

VIDEO: Ingrid Michaelson Reveals She's Writing a Musical Adaptation of THE NOTEBOOK by Stage Tube

Ingrid Michaelson joined Hoda Kotb this morning as a guest host of the fourth hour of TODAY.During the show, Michaelson reveals some big news she's writing music for a musical version of the…

SOURCE: BroadwayWorld at 11:12am on January 3, 2019☆⚑

Ingrid Michaelson to write score for musical 'The Notebook' by Caitlin Huston

Ingrid Michaelson is writing the score for a musical adaptation of "The Notebook." The adaptation, produced by Kevin McCollum and Kurt Deutsch in association with the source novel's author N…

SOURCE: Broadway.News Subscription at 11:11am on January 3, 2019☆⚑

Ingrid Michaelson Is Writing a Musical Adaptation of The Notebook by Ruthie Fierberg

The former Great Comet star and singer-songwriter is collaborating with This Is Us' Bekah Brunstetter.

SOURCE: Playbill at 10:35am on January 3, 2019☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: Why 'The Cher Show' Gets Me, Babe by Laura Collins-hughes

Of the three jukebox bio-musicals about female pop stars now on Broadway, it's the latest that best understands its audience.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 7:18am on December 19, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: 'Springsteen on Broadway,' and This Time It Isn't Sold Out by Mike Hale

This Netflix film gives a straightforward, unadorned, up-close experience of Bruce Springsteen's solo show, and it doesn't cost a month's rent.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 2:48pm on December 14, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: Rib-Eye Steak With a Side of Shakespeare by Elisabeth Vincentelli

Our intrepid theatergoer ate her way through a spate of shows that make food part of the experience. Her stomach sometimes ended up fuller than her imagination.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:54am on December 12, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: Two Timely Takes on Hans Christian Andersen's Tales by Laurel Graeber

These classics, performed at Theater Row, are not holiday stories per se, but they have much to say about greed and goodness.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 5:54pm on December 10, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: Star turns that serve the Broadway play " Elaine May, Daniel Radcliffe and Janet McTeer show how it's done by Charles McNulty.

Critic's Notebook: Star turns that serve the Broadway play " Elaine May, Daniel Radcliffe and Janet McTeer show how it's done

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 9:07am on November 20, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: Star turns that serve the Broadway play " Elaine May, Daniel Radcliffe and Janet McTeer show how it's done by Charles McNulty

When it comes to playwriting, Broadway has a supply problem. Although the new generation of American dramatists is blazingly talented, the great majority of these writers prefer the creative…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 7:39am on November 20, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: In 'A Star Is Born,' Equality Is Deadly by Manohla Dargis

Bradley Cooper, in the third remake of the movie, tells a story of men, women and male sacrifice that has been portrayed over and over.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 1:38pm on October 23, 2018☆⚑

Critic's notebook: Leslie Odom, Jr. with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra by Jeremy Reynolds / Pittsburgh Post-gazette

How did the different Pittsburgh musical groups measure up this weekend?

SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette at 2:05pm on October 21, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: Enraged by Their Times, Women of Ambition Seize the Stage by Laura Collins-hughes

Three eras, three plays drawn from real life. But the same old double standard.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 2:18pm on October 16, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: How the New 'A Star Is Born' Complicates an Old View of Womanhood by Aisha Harris

The relationship between Ally and Jackson echoes the original and other remakes, while modernizing their dynamic for current sensibilities.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:56am on October 10, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: How Chicago Is Changing Theater, One Storefront at a Time by Jesse Green

Can tiny companies thrive in the shadow of major institutions? In this theater-mad city, the question may actually run the other way.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 2:06pm on October 8, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: In 'A Star Is Born,' Lady Gaga Pits Pop Against Authenticity by Jon Pareles

The movie reflects a battle that's played out in her own career, between the perceived ephemerality of pop and the assumed durability of "real" music.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 1:16pm on October 8, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: A Chorus Remembers Michael Brown in 'Antigone in Ferguson' by Ben Brantley

This combination of a classical tragedy and a contemporary discussion group finds a mirror for Ferguson, Mo., in ancient Thebes.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 4:48pm on September 14, 2018☆⚑

Chris Henley's notebook: 7 smashing NYC summer shows and the stars and understudies who earned those Standing O's by Christopher Henley

School was out. Daddy had some days off. Seemed like a good time to take the kids up to New York City " and then to go back again the following week to see some theatre not suitable for (the…

SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 2:18pm on August 16, 2018☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: In the Berkshires, a Powerful Play and a Classic Musical About Prejudice by Jesse Green

Jen Silverman's harrowing "Dangerous House" and a revival of "West Side Story" join a conversation about racial and sexual violence.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 12:48pm on August 15, 2018☆⚑

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