'The Notebook: The Musical' Filming for Lincoln Center Theatre on Film and Tape Archives

The Notebook: The Musical was filmed for the prestigious Lincoln Center Theatre on Film and Tape Archives during its October 3rd performance at the Schoenfeld Theatre on Broadway. This special filming comes just ahead of upcoming cast changes, which will take place starting Tuesday, October 8. The Notebook is set to play its final Broadway performance on Sunday, December 15.

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The production recently announced three new cast members. According to a press release, Anna Zavelson and Benji Santiago will take over the roles of Younger Allie and Younger Noah beginning on October 8, while Aisha Jackson will step into the role of Middle Allie starting on October 22.

A Love Story for the Ages

The Notebook: The Musical is based on Nicholas Sparks' beloved bestselling novel, which also inspired the iconic 2004 film. The musical made its Broadway debut on March 14, 2024, to great anticipation. Produced by Kevin McCollum and Kurt Deutsch, the show features music and lyrics by singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson and a book by acclaimed playwright Bekah Brunstetter, known for her work on NBC's This Is Us. The production is co-directed by Michael Greif (Dear Evan Hansen, Next to Normal, RENT) and Schele Williams (Aida, The Wiz), with choreography by Katie Spelman (Moulin Rouge! The Musical).

A Stellar Cast and Creative Team

The Broadway cast of The Notebook includes Tony Award-winner Maryann Plunkett as Older Allie and Dorian Harewood as Older Noah. Joy Woods and Ryan Vasquez portray Middle Allie and Middle Noah, while Jordan Tyson and John Cardoza play Younger Allie and Younger Noah. The cast also features Andréa Burns as Mother/Nurse Lori and Carson Stewart as Johnny/Fin, with a talented ensemble including Yassmin Alers, Alex Benoit, Chase Del Rey, Hillary Fisher, and others.

As The Notebook prepares to take its final bow on Broadway, this filming for the Lincoln Center Theatre Archives will ensure that the love story continues to inspire future generations of theatergoers.