The Notebook Will Be Licensed by Music Theatre International | Playbill

Licensing The Notebook Will Be Licensed by Music Theatre International

Adapted from Nicholas Sparks' novel and its 2004 film, the work features a book by Bekah Brunstetter and a score by Ingrid Michaelson.

Aisha Jackson and Ryan Vasquez in The Notebook Julieta Cervantes

The musical adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' novel The Notebook, which completed a Broadway run in December 2024, has joined the Music Theatre International catalogue. With the musical set to embark on a national tour in September, the title is not yet available for new productions. Interested groups can sign up to receive notifications of licensing availability at MTIShows.com.

Featuring a book by Bekah Brunstetter and a score by Ingrid Michaelson, The Notebook follows Allie and Noah, who share a lifetime of love despite forces that threaten to pull them apart. Over its brief run, the score attracted a dedicated fan base, with the 11-o-clock number "My Days" becoming a particular favorite among online theatre fans.

The Notebook is immediately recognizable as one of the most popular novels and most-broadcast films of the past 25 years," says MTI President and CEO Drew Cohen in a statement. "The musical doesn’t just transfer the story to the stage, but instead the authors have reworked the material to elevate the story for live performance, adding to the humor and the pathos expressed by these wonderful characters. Bekah’s book and Ingrid’s Grammy-nominated score deliver an incredibly moving experience for audiences everywhere."

“It’s such an honor to join the MTI family and its incredible roster of shows,” says Brunstetter. “I have so much hope and faith that our show will be reaching people for years and years to come.”

“Being a part of the MTI family is a pinch-me moment," adds Michaelson. "I cannot wait to see all the places our beautiful show goes.”

Visit MTIShows.com.

Photos: The Notebook on Broadway

 
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