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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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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

Enchanted Across a Crowded (and Compact) Room by BRUCE WEBER
If the production of "South Pacific" by the Arena Stage in Washington has any influence — and it should — the musical in miniature could well become a theatrical trend.

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Culture Monster: Critic's Notebook: Leonard Bernstein and Lorin Maazel, subversives by Mark Swed

Saturday morning a major story out of Washington had this headline on the front page of the Los Angeles Times: "Bush-era Surveillance Went Beyond Wiretaps." That evening, "West Side Story" w…

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK A happy camper? Not this time. By Louise Kennedy

When I saw that the Ogunquit Playhouse was staging "Fiddler on the Roof" this season, and that Sally Struthers would be starring as Golde - Sally Struthers! In a babushka! - I knew I just ha…

SOURCE: Boston Globe at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Critic's Notebook In New York, Shows Can Be Slow or Fast in the Making By JASON ZINOMAN

While the 10th annual Fringe Festival featured a few understated, emotionally rich plays, theater created on the fly lead to some dependably messy shows.

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Critic's Notebook Her Best Foot Forward (in a Great Shoe) By ANITA GATES

In "Bad Dates," the character of Haley Walker fits right into the long line of older women whose dating troubles are played for laughs.

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Opera Offers a Love Song to the Glitter of New York by STEPHEN HOLDEN
"New York Lights," a serenade from the opera "A View From the Bridge," has a melody so enticing it could turn into a pop standard.

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Culture Monster: Critic's Notebook: 'Frost/Nixon' and 'Doubt' show the perils of adaptation by Charles McNulty

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Critic's Notebook In London This Summer, the Hot New Play Is an Endangered Species By BEN BRANTLEY

In a state of fragile health, English drama decides to hibernate for the high summer.

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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK Team effort helps position for the Tony Awards By Charles McNulty

Casts come together and shine in 'August: Osage County,' 'The Seafarer,' 'Rock 'n' Roll' and 'The 39 Steps.'

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK It's time for the arts to get creative -- about money By MARK SWED

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

PLAYBILL ON-LINE NOTEBOOK: A Guide to the Intellectuals of Imaginary Friends

SOURCE: Playbill at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Critic's Notebook Martin McDonagh Finds His Inner Thug as Film Director By CARYN JAMES

Martin McDonagh has made it clear that he is a child of the movies, despite his brilliant career as a playwright. After winning an Oscar, it turns out that he's right.

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First Person Plural: Two Onstage Autobiographies by BRUCE WEBER
Josh Kornbluth and Mark Lundholm are both performing autobiographical pieces Off Broadway at the moment, but they don't have a great deal else in common.

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A Shostakovich Musical Returns By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
The Moscow Operetta Theater's "Moscow: Cherry Tree Towers" is one of several enticing offerings at the Bard Music Festival this summer.

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Critic's Notebook Shakespeare in War, More Timely Than Ever By BEN BRANTLEY

The fiery death throes of the Bard's aging warriors are casting fierce light and mortal shadows over this year's summer of Shakespeare in England.

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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK 'Nine': No strength in numbers By CHARLES McNULTY

Marquee players who make beautiful music with words and pauses may be out of their league when singing is part of the job description.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Critic's Notebook: Al Pacino shines as Shylock in 'The Merchant of Venice' By Charles McNulty

He brings a Brooklyn sensibility to Shakespeare's troubling, old-world caricature.

SOURCE: Los Angeles Times at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Critic’s Notebook: A Play’s Miners Dig for the Meaning Behind Their Art by Roberta Smith

If you love painting or think you could, consider seeing “The Pitmen Painters,” the British play by Lee Hall that the Manhattan Theater Club is presenting on Broadway.

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The Broadway Musical Is Changing Its Key by BRUCE WEBER
Whither Broadway music?

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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK: Emotions Beneath the Sondheim Chill By BEN BRANTLEY

The jewel of the Kennedy Center's summer-long Sondheim festival is a transfixingly clear revival of "Passion," the Tony-winning musical from 1994.

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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK Broadway likes moneymakers, but serious art gets the accolades By Charles McNulty

SOURCE: www.calendarlive.com at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

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At a Festival for Films, The Feeling Is Musical by ELVIS MITCHELL
This year's Toronto International Film Festival has, among other things, a selection of films with a definite musical slant, or in some cases the energy of a musical.

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CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK: Telling Tale of Afghan Wars by Any Means Necessary by MARGO JEFFERSON

The first collaboration between an Afghan and an American theater company, "Beyond the Mirror" has a quiet authority, even delicacy, that is truly powerful.

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Musical Based on Sparks' "The Notebook" to Test in North Carolina

SOURCE: Playbill at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

THE TONYS | CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK White Way, right way By Charles McNulty

There's a method to Broadway boff for big-screen stars. Listen up, then go break a leg.

SOURCE: www.calendarlive.com at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

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Articles about The Notebook

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

Culture Monster: Critic's Notebook: Leonard Bernstein and Lorin Maazel, subversives by Mark Swed

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK<br> A happy camper? Not this time. By Louise Kennedy

Critic's Notebook<br> In New York, Shows Can Be Slow or Fast in the Making By JASON ZINOMAN

Critic's Notebook<br> Her Best Foot Forward (in a Great Shoe) By ANITA GATES

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

Culture Monster: Critic's Notebook: 'Frost/Nixon' and 'Doubt' show the perils of adaptation by Charles McNulty

Critic's Notebook<br> In London This Summer, the Hot New Play Is an Endangered Species By BEN BRANTLEY

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK<br> Team effort helps position for the Tony Awards By Charles McNulty

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK<br> It's time for the arts to get creative -- about money By MARK SWED

PLAYBILL ON-LINE NOTEBOOK: A Guide to the Intellectuals of <I>Imaginary Friends</I>

Critic's Notebook<br> Martin McDonagh Finds His Inner Thug as Film Director By CARYN JAMES

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

Critic's Notebook<br> Shakespeare in War, More Timely Than Ever By BEN BRANTLEY

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK<br> 'Nine': No strength in numbers By CHARLES McNULTY

Critic's Notebook: Al Pacino shines as Shylock in 'The Merchant of Venice' By Charles McNulty

Critic’s Notebook: A Play’s Miners Dig for the Meaning Behind Their Art by Roberta Smith

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK: Emotions Beneath the Sondheim Chill By BEN BRANTLEY

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK<br> Broadway likes moneymakers, but serious art gets the accolades By Charles McNulty

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK: Telling Tale of Afghan Wars by Any Means Necessary by MARGO JEFFERSON

Musical Based on Sparks' "The Notebook" to Test in North Carolina

THE TONYS | CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK<br> White Way, right way By Charles McNulty