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There’s an intangible timelessness about “The Notebook.” It’s a story anyone can enjoy and relate to: of young love, of losing people dear and of forgetting and being forgotten. Shown through the lens of an older demographic less commonly depicted in media, “The Notebook” is less about falling in love and more about finding it again.
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Moments of joy and humor buoy grief and hopelessness, but the reality of care homes and the cycle of love and loss color the helplessness of those who do the caring. Twenty-two musical numbers backed by an eight-piece orchestra lift this emotionally charged musical.
The musical adaptation of the bestselling novel and iconic film arrives at Wharton Center's Cobb Great Hall, telling the story of Allie and Noah across a lifetime of love.
THE NOTEBOOK, the Broadway musical based on the bestselling novel and iconic film, will perform at Providence Performing Arts Center as part of the 2026–27 Broadway Season. Tickets go on sale October 23.
THE NOTEBOOK, the Broadway musical adaptation of the bestselling novel and iconic film, will perform at North Charleston Performing Arts Center. Tickets go on sale October 19.
All new production photos have been released from the second year of THE NOTEBOOK North American Tour, ahead of the tour’s opening at the Fisher Theatre in Detroit, MI. Check out the photos here!
First Interstate Center for the Arts(Formally INB Performing Arts Center)
3/17/2026 - 3/22/2026
| 2022 | Chicago |
Chicago Shakespeare Theater World Premiere Chicago |
| 2024 | Broadway |
Original Broadway Production Broadway |
Podcasts
Tony Award Winning Actress Maryann Plunkett stops by Behind the Awards to discuss her new play The Loved Ones now playing through August 2nd at The Irish Repertory Theater. Maryann also takes us back down memory lane and shares some tales of her time with Sunday in the Park with George, Me & My Girl, and The Notebook.
#9 - Jordan Tyson: Living in the In-Between: Jordan Goes Down to Hadestown
Welcome to a new episode of Entre Acts with host Linedy Genao! This week, Linedy sits down with the luminous Jordan Tyson, who is currently starring as Eurydice in the Tony Award winning musical, Hadestown.
The Tony nominee and Broadway leading star on heading to UK shores to star in Songs For A New World: The 30th Anniversary Concert - conducted by none other than Jason Robert Brown.
#92 - Joy Woods - Let Her Entertain You!
Tony Nominee Joy Woods stops by Behind the Awards to talk about playing Louise in Gypsy alongside Audra McDonald. Danny Burstein, and her Notebook co-star Jordan Tyson.
107. Social Media, Sapphic Expression, & Storytelling with Alexi Melvin
How do you embrace your full identity and use social media as a tool for connection? In this episode, Jennifer talks to Alexi Melvin who opens up about her journey as a queer artist, from building an online presence in the queer space to advocating for authentic representation in theater and beyond.
94. A Choreographer's Journey with Katie Spelman
What does it take to become a choreographer on Broadway? Jennifer talks to Director-Choreographer, Katie Spelman, who shares the complex and often nonlinear trajectory of the choreography world that led to her Broadway choreographic debut for The Notebook (which unfortunately closes December 15th).
Episode 102 | Schele Williams: "Waiter"
Your favorite podcast hosts Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo , sit down with the iconic and extremely talented Schele Williams, who recently directed two musicals on Broadway, The Notebook at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater with Michael Grief and The Wiz at the Marquis Theatre.
Episode 101 | The Journey to Your Broadway Debut Panel: "Live at BroadwayCon"
Your favorite podcast hosts Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo are back with four incredible actors who made their Broadway debuts during the 2023-2024 season; Chad Carstarphen and Jackie Leon who star in “Hell’s Kitchen”, Carson Stewart who is starring in “The Notebook” and Morgan Anita Wood who made her Broadway debut in “Hamilton”, the week before this panel was recorded!
Schele Williams Is the First Black Woman to Direct a Broadway Musical in 40+ Years
The 2024 Tony Awards were certainly a night to remember, celebrating a very full Broadway season filled with remarkable performances and groundbreaking productions. Yet amidst the accolades and celebrations, some highly anticipated shows were left without a single nomination.
Ep335 - Dorian Harewood: A 47 Year Return to Broadway
Dorian Harewood's career journey is anything but ordinary, and he's got three wonderful women (and luck) to thank for it. And after over 45 years, he’s back on the Broadway stage as Older Noah in “The Notebook”.
Ep332 - Maryann Plunkett: Theatre is Great if You're Shy
For Tony Award winner Maryann Plunkett, she will always be a shy person. But thanks to theatre she's learned how to enter a room and own it.
Episode 96 | Jordan Tyson: "Spin Studio"
Join your favorite podcast hosts Jason A. Coombs and Samantha Tuozzolo , on the latest episode of Survival Jobs, as they chat with the charming and talented Jordan Tyson who has made her Broadway debut this spring in The Notebook.
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