Cincinatti Aronoff Center, The Notebook, October 2025

BROADWAY IN CINCINNATI THE ARONOFF CENTER

Dear Friends,

On behalf of all of us at the Cincinnati Arts Association (CAA), it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Aronoff Center and the thrilling new 25/26 First Financial Bank Broadway in Cincinnati season, presented by TriHealth.

This season, we joyfully celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Aronoff Center, which first opened its doors in October 1995. The Aronoff was built as a home for the arts in Cincinnati—a place where artists and audiences of all backgrounds can come together to explore, connect, and belong.

We are thrilled to host the acclaimed national tour of The Notebook, which recently opened in Cleveland. Based on the bestselling novel by Nicholas Sparks and the popular 2004 film, this beautiful stage version is a testament to the power of love and human resilience told through an evocative score, a talented cast, and inventive storytelling. Cleveland’s The Plain Dealer theater critic wrote: “The Notebook is why we go the theater: to get swept up, forget the world outside, and feel everything.” (HINT: get your tissues ready now!)

Looking ahead, we hope to see you over the holidays for the muchanticipated return engagement of Hamilton: An American Musical, celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year. Don’t throw away your shot to experience this landmark hit show again or for the first time at the Aronoff from December 16 through January 4.

Thank you so much for joining us and for supporting the arts in Cincinnati. We are glad you’re here. If we can assist you in any way during your stay, please speak with one of our ushers or team members.

Enjoy the show!

Steve Loftin President & CEO Cincinnati Arts Association

Broadway in Cincinnati

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IN INGRID MICHAELSON AND BEKAH BRUNSTETTER’S HANDS, THE NOTEBOOK ISN’T JUST ABOUT A MEMORY—IT BECOMES ONE

STORY BY Ruthie Fierberg

The first moment that composer-lyricist Ingrid Michaelson musicalized for The Notebook is when the character of Older Allie, who has dementia, remembers. “I felt like that was such a moment that sang, and so that’s where my brain went first,” Michaelson told Broadway News. Given the Notebook’s prominence in popular culture—be it the original bestselling novel by Nicholas Sparks or the movie adaptation starring Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams—there are numerous places where one’s brain could go first. It could have been the first time Allie and Noah meet, or the moment when they see each other again after years of silence, or the iconic scene in the rain. But it is telling that Michaelson’s impulse fixated on memory.

The Notebook has always been about reflection. Speaking to an elderly woman with dementia, an old man reads the story of a love between two sweethearts, Allie and Noah. The beauty is: That old man is Noah and that old woman is Allie. In previous iterations, the emphasis is on the love story itself—not the reading of it. But Michaelson and book writer Bekah Brunstetter have chosen to balance their musical version by dividing the story into three stages of Noah and Allie’s lives (younger, middle and older) and dedicating significant attention to the older phase and what it means to deal with memory loss. In fact, Michaelson and Brunstetter, facilitated by directors Michael Greif and Schele Williams and choreographer Katie Spelman, endeavored to conjure the experience of memory onstage.

“I wanted the sound of the music and the songs to live in this space that they all could inhabit together and float out of time and space—if that makes sense,” said Michaelson. Indeed, her Notebook score plays more like a contiguous soundscape than individual songs. With that, Michaelson’s music and lyrics seemingly serve the dual purposes of what a musical score does (i.e., create character, move plot, expand emotional beats) and what a film score does (set mood, establish emotional tonality). And that ethereal quality which Michaelson described parallels memory itself.

In that vein, Michaelson dabbles with echoes of her own music and the musical themes embedded in her compositions. “We’re playing with memory here, so to have [elements] come back and fragments of other songs appear in other moments—that’s Older Allie’s journey. It was a conscious choice.”

That choice also reflects in Brunstetter’s script. Different from previous iterations of The Notebook, Brunstetter’s book skips ahead in the lovers’ story and later rewinds. “We liked the nonlinear part of the story, because that does, in some ways, mirror what Older Allie is going through,” Brunstetter said.

“The idea of taking these moments and sort of scrambling them up [felt like] how memory really works: different things hit you at different moments,” Michaelson added. “That also helps to put us all in the space that Older Allie might be sitting in, which is: trying to piece things together.”

Brunstetter’s book isn’t without structure and dramatic arc (“There is an order and a calm to it,” she said), but leaning into this nonlinear nature—this followable fragmentation—is what attracted Brunstetter to writing the musical in the first place. She heard three of Michaelson’s early songs and jumped on board. “It felt innately theatrical,” Brunstetter said of Michaelson’s take. “It didn’t feel [like] it would need to be a typical movie musical adaptation.”

That’s another key to the Notebook musical: It is not the film on a stage. The characters and their emotions are all there. But the words, like the structure, are new.

“If we just took iconic lines from the movie and put them in the musical, we would be limiting ourselves and not allowing it to be a piece of musical theater,” said Brunstetter.

Still, Brunstetter and Michaelson wanted to deliver an experience as soulful and affecting as its predecessors. “That’s been a constant balance for us,” Brunstetter continued. “We love the book. We love the movie. Giving the fans of the book and the movie enough to delight in that familiarity of, ‘Oh, there’s that moment I love,’ while also building upon it and expanding it [was key].”

Brunstetter and Michaelson’s Notebook is still a sweeping, epic romance—but the overarching idea of memory and its theatricalization allowed for the expansion they sought. “We really wanted to have people think about their life and the choices they’ve made, even more so than the love story,” said Michaelson. “How do you want to live your days, these precious days that we get? Obviously the romantic part of it is huge, but there’s also aging, loss, what happens after loss, legacy.”

In other words: What will you remember, and what will be worth remembering?

Michaelson and Brunstetter hope that’s what audiences will consider when they see The Notebook. “We hope that people connect, think of their family members, their own life choices, find themselves in it in some way, and then ultimately feel because they’re recognizing themselves and their life in the piece,” said Brunstetter. “I think that’s the goal.”

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ARONOFF CENTER

KEVIN McCOLLUM KURT DEUTSCH

JAMIE WILSON PRODUCTIONS GAVIN KALIN PRODUCTIONS NICOLE EISENBERG

NEDERLANDER PRESENTATIONS LAMS PRODUCTIONS HUNTER ARNOLD

SING OUT LOUISE! PRODUCTIONS TIMOTHY LACZYNSKI LTD THEATRICALS JOHN GORE BOB BOYETT

PAM & STEPHEN DELLA PIETRA SCOTT ABRAMS/JONATHAN CORR/LESLIE MAYER

INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK/EMILY BOCK LUCAS MCMAHON in association with CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE THEATER present

Based on the novel by NICHOLAS SPARKS with SHARON CATHERINE BROWN BEAU GRAVITTE

ALYSHA DESLORIEUX KEN WULF CLARK CHLOË CHEERS KYLE MANGOLD

ANNE TOLPEGIN CONNOR RICHARDSON

NICK BROGAN JESSE CORBIN JEROME HARMANN-HARDEMAN RAYNA HICKMAN MAKENA JACKSON CALEB MATHURA

AARON RAMEY SHARI WASHINGTON RHONE SAMANTHA RIOS GRACE OHWENSADEYO RUNDBERG EMILY SOMÉ JOE VERGA

Scenic Design Costume Design Lighting Design Sound Design

DAVID ZINN & BRETT J. BANAKIS PALOMA YOUNG BEN STANTON NEVIN STEINBERG

Hair & Wig Design Video Design Associate Director Associate Choreographer MIA NEAL LUCY MACKINNON ASMERET GHEBREMICHAEL EMILY MADIGAN

Orchestrations Co-Vocal Arrangements Music Direction Music Contractor

JOHN CLANCY & INGRID MICHAELSON & TINA FAYE KIMBERLEE WERTZ CARMEL DEAN CARMEL DEAN Casting Production

THE TELSEY OFFICE HUDSON THEATRICAL JACK EIDSON WARNER BROS. THEATRE VENTURES

PATRICK GOODWIN, CSA ASSOCIATES

THE BOOKING GROUP ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING AND THAT’S SHOWBIZ

MEREDITH BLAIR & KARA GEBHART KATHARINE QUINN

JUSTIN MYHRE THEATER MATTERS MICHAEL CAMP JOHN E. GENDRON & ASHLEY BERMAN

Supervision & Arrangements by CARMEL DEAN

Choreography by KATIE SPELMAN

MICHAEL GREIF & SCHELE WILLIAMS

CAST

Older Noah .........................................................................................................BEAU GRAVITTE

Middle Noah .................................................................................................. KEN WULF CLARK

Younger Noah KYLE MANGOLD

Older Allie

SHARON CATHERINE BROWN

Middle Allie ............................................................................................. ALYSHA DESLORIEUX

Younger Allie ...................................................................................................... CHLOË CHEERS

Mother/Nurse Lori

ANNE TOLPEGIN

Johnny CONNOR RICHARDSON

Lon/others ............................................................................................................. JESSE CORBIN

Father/Son/others ........................................................ JEROME HARMANN-HARDEMAN

Nurse Joanna/others

Sarah/Granddaughter/others

Fin/Grandson/others

RAYNA HICKMAN

MAKENA JACKSON

CALEB MATHURA

Georgie/Concierge/others ................................ GRACE OHWENSADEYO RUNDBERG

SWINGS

NICK BROGAN, AARON RAMEY, SHARI WASHINGTON RHONE, SAMANTHA RIOS, EMILY SOMÉ, JOE VERGA

UNDERSTUDIES

Understudies are in alphabetical order and never substitute for the listed performers unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the appearance.

For Older Allie—RAYNA HICKMAN, SHARI WASHINGTON RHONE; for Older Noah—JEROME HARMANN-HARDEMAN, AARON RAMEY; for Middle Allie—GRACE OHWENSADEYO RUNDBERG, EMILY SOMÉ; for Middle Noah—NICK BROGAN, JESSE CORBIN, JOE VERGA; for Younger Allie—MAKENA JACKSON, SAMANTHA RIOS; for Younger Noah—NICK BROGAN, CALEB MATHURA; for Mother/Nurse Lori—RAYNA HICKMAN, SHARI WASHINGTON RHONE; for Johnny—NICK BROGAN, CALEB MATHURA

DANCE CAPTAIN SAMANTHA RIOS

TIME/PLACE

A coastal town in the Mid-Atlantic. The late 1960s, the late 1970s, the present.

THERE WILL BE ONE 15-MINUTE INTERMISSION.

In loving memory of John Beasley

The use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs, either with or without flash, is strictly prohibited. Please turn off all electronic devices such as cellular phones, beepers and watches

CAST

MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I

“Time” Older Noah, Middle Allie, Middle Noah, Younger Allie, Ensemble “Dance With Me” Fin, Younger Noah, Georgie

“Carry You Home”......................................................................... Younger Noah, Younger Allie

“Blue Shutters” ............................................................................................................. Younger Noah

“I Paint”

“Sadness and Joy”

Younger Allie

Younger Allie, Younger Noah

“Leave the Light On” .............................................................................. Middle Noah, Ensemble

“What Happens” ...............................................................................................................

“I Wanna Go Back”

“If This Is Love”

Middle Allie

Middle Allie, Younger Allie

Middle Allie, Younger Allie

“Kiss Me” ................ Younger Allie, Younger Noah, Middle Allie, Middle Noah, Ensemble

“Home” ................... Ensemble, Younger Allie, Younger Noah, Middle Allie, Middle Noah

ACT II

“We Have To Try” Younger Allie, Younger Noah, Middle Allie, Middle Noah

“Forever” Middle Allie, Middle Noah, Younger Allie, Younger Noah, Ensemble

“Sadness and Joy Reprise” .......................................................................................... Middle Allie

“Iron in the Fridge” ............................................... Older Noah, Middle Noah, Younger Noah

“Don’t You Worry” Allie’s Mother, Middle Allie

“It’s Not Easy”

Middle Noah, Middle Allie

“My Days” ............................................................................................................................ Middle Allie

“I Love You More” ................... Middle Noah, Middle Allie, Younger Noah, Younger Allie, Ensemble

“I Know”

Older Allie, Older Noah, Ensemble “Coda” The Company

ORCHESTRA

Conductor/Keyboard—TINA FAYE

Associate Conductor/Keyboard 2—MARY GRACE ELLERBEE

Violin/Viola—GIOIA GEDICKS; Harp—SARAH FULLER; Reeds—QUINTEN HANSEN; Guitar—MICHAEL KARCHER, MICHIKO EGGER; Percussion—CHRIS SUTHERLAND

Music Coordinator—KIMBERLEE WERTZ

Electronic Music Design—BILLY JAY STEIN and HIRO IIDA for STRANGE CRANIUM

Mainbrain/Ableton Programming—CHRISTOPHER PETTI, HARRISON ROTH

Tour MainStage Programming—ADAM WIGGINS for STRANGE CRANIUM Music Preparation—MEGAN SPERGER for J&J MUSIC PREPARATION

WHO’S WHO in the CAST

SHARON CATHERINE BROWN

(Older Allie) has been in show business since she was 3 and made her Broadway debut at 5, but they only allowed her 65 words to tell you all about it so please go to sharoncatherinebrown.com, Instagram and TikTok to see what all the fuss is about. Sharon’s heart is her son Elijah and the greatest love story ever—her parents.

BEAU GRAVITTE (Older Noah). Broadway: The Light in the Piazza, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Off-Broadway: Everybody’s Ruby, The Cherry Orchard, BAFO, Broadway ’68. TV credits include “Doctor, Doctor,” “Hope and Gloria,” “Trapper John, MD,” “Law & Order,” “Gossip Girl.” Beau was the artistic director of The Actors Studio in New York (2017–2023). He remains a proud lifetime member and serves on the board of directors.

ALYSHA DESLORIEUX (Middle Allie). Most recently seen starring in Hamilton on Broadway (Eliza Hamilton), and is a member of the original Broadway cast. Other Broadway: Once on This Island (Andrea, original revival cast), Hamilton (Peggy/Maria), Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (original Broadway cast), Sister Act. TV: “Only Murders in the Building,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” Season 3, “Younger,” “Lincoln Rhyme.” National tours: Hamilton (Eliza) first national and Chicago, Sister Act. @alysha_des.

KEN WULF CLARK (Middle Noah). Broadway: The Great Comet…, Jagged Little Pill, Shucked, Water for Elephants. Off-B’way: February House, The Great Comet…, Titanique. Regional: So, so many, but a few include Rent, Guys and Dolls, Urinetown, Burn All Night, Camelot. Film/TV: The Irishman, “Gotham,” “Sneaky Pete,” “Law & Order,” others. B.M. University of Miami. Massive thanks to S3 and A&R. Love to pie. For mom and dad.

CHLOË CHEERS (Younger Allie). NYC native and LaGuardia Performing Arts Drama grad, 2023 National YoungArts Theatre winner, U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts semi-finalist and Paper Mill Playhouse Conservatory alum. Credits: Amanda in Because of Winn Dixie (Goodspeed), Natalie in Next to Normal (Greenbrier Valley

Theatre). She’d like to thank her team at CESD, Kogen Management and her mom for unwavering love and support. @chloecheers.

KYLE MANGOLD (Younger Noah) is over the moon to be making his national tour debut! Education: Shenandoah Conservatory. OffBroadway: Stranger Sings! The Musical Parody (Steve/Jonathan). Regional: This Is Tom Jones! (Tom Jones), Pippin (Pippin). Kyle would like to thank Clear Talent Group, his buddy Joe, and dedicate this performance to his grandparents, parents, siblings and partner Alexis. Follow Kyle’s Journey on Instagram: @kyle_mangold.

ANNE TOLPEGIN (Mother/Nurse Lori). Broadway: A Tale of Two Cities, Les Misérables. Off-Broadway: Carrie, Sweeney Todd. National tours: Ragtime, Mamma Mia!, Billy Elliot, Kinky Boots. Regional: Sting’s The Last Ship (premiere), Next to Normal, The Prom, Passion, Murder…Orient Express. TV: “Mr. Robot,” “Iron Fist.” International: Disney on Classic, Tokyo Philharmonic. Northwestern. For Mom and Dad and Blake. IG: @annieteeeeeee.

CONNOR RICHARDSON (Johnny). National tour debut! Nashville native. Coastal Carolina B.F.A. ’24. Select credits include Million Dollar Quartet, Merrily We Roll Along, Kinky Boots. Huge thanks to his team at DGRW, The Telsey Office and the entire Notebook family! Love to his parents, Baba, Brennan and Carson. Mom, watch this!

NICK BROGAN (Swing, u/s Younger Noah, u/s Middle Noah, u/s Johnny). National tour debut! Originally from Ellicott City, MD. and a recent grad from Penn State University. Regional: Rent (New London Barn), Escape to Margaritaville (Cortland Rep). Endless thanks to his friends, family, Daniel Hoff team, Mom and Dad, and Sara <3. @nick.brogan.

JESSE CORBIN (Lon/others, u/s Middle Noah). Pittsburgh boy and everyday rockstar! Select credits: The Lion…and the Wardrobe (OffBroadway), A Comedy of Tenors (Florida Rep), Memnon (CTH), Grease (Stages), Bayard Rustin (People’s Light), and The Boy Band Project Also a writer/composer

(@lemonadethemusical). 1 John 4:8. @thejessecorbin.

JEROME HARMANN-HARDEMAN (Father/Son/others, u/s Older Noah). Broadway/tours: The Notebook, Swing, Dirty Dancing, Kiss of the Spider Woman. Regional favorites: Morning After Grace, Waitress, Romeo and Juliet. TV: CBS’s “FBI,” NBC’s “Law & Order,” Showtime’s “Let the Right One In,” Adult Swim’s “Teen Aged Euthanasia,” TBS’s “The Last O.G.” Love to BATA.

RAYNA HICKMAN (Nurse Joanna/ others, u/s Older Allie, u/s Mother/ Nurse Lori) is thrilled to be on the first national tour of The Notebook! Tours: Come From Away (Beverley Standby). Other: Bright Star (Mamma), Urinetown (Pennywise), Smokey Joe’s Cafe (Pattie), Villains Tonight! (Yzma).

“Thanks to Auty! David A., S & D, family and my love.”

MAKENA JACKSON (Sarah/ Granddaughter/others, u/s Younger Allie) is thrilled to be touring with The Notebook! Additional credits include Dear Evan Hansen (nat’l tour) and “Up Here” (Hulu). She would like to thank her family, friends, Rikki and the StewCrew for their infinite support. @makenajacksonn.

CALEB MATHURA (Fin/Grandson/ others, u/s Younger Noah, u/s Johnny). First national tour: Mean Girls. Off-Broadway: David. Select regional: The Old Globe, Marriott Theatre, Music Theatre of Madison. TV/film: Motherland (MPI Original Films). Immense gratitude to the entire Notebook team, DGRW, his incredible mom and God. For Papa and Eishe. @caleb.mathura.

AARON RAMEY (Swing, u/s Older Noah). Broadway: The Visit (OBC), The Bridges of Madison County (OBC), Jekyll & Hyde (orig. revival cast), Young Frankenstein, Curtains, …Millie (OBC). Tours: South Pacific, Jekyll & Hyde, Sweet Charity, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. Many regional credits and some TV appearances. @nycawr.

SHARI WASHINGTON RHONE (Swing, u/s Older Allie, u/s Mother/ Nurse Lori). Nat’l tours: Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, The Lion King. L.A. company: The Lion King. Principal dancer Jazz Antiqua. Asst. dir. Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre.

Principal Lula Washington Dance Theatre. Maintenance choreographer Disneyland resort. Proud Mary, Bella Donna, Soulicious. Love to Dan, Morgan and Mayumi.

SAMANTHA RIOS (Dance Captain, Swing, u/s Younger Allie). National tour debut! Regional: Narrator in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Alabama Shakespeare Festival). Washington, D.C. native and proud UMich MT alum. “God is so good! Endless thanks to DGRW and Ikigai Management. Para mi familia.” @samantharioss.

GRACE OHWENSADEYO RUNDBERG (Georgie/Concierge/others, u/s Middle Allie) recently graduated from Pace University’s musical theater program and is excited to be making her national tour debut! Love and gratitude for her family, friends, teachers and agents at Nicolosi & Co. @gracerundberg.

EMILY SOMÉ (Swing, u/s Middle Allie) is thrilled to join The Notebook. Touring: Les Misérables (Ensemble). Many thanks to the Telsey Office and Gray Talent Group. Northwestern University ’22! Grateful for wonderful friends and family. Special shoutout to her parents—thanks for believing in the dream.

JOE VERGA (Swing, u/s Middle Noah) is making his national tour debut with The Notebook. TV: “Evil.” Theater: Rock of Ages (Wolfbane Productions), Grease (SSMT). Proud Shenandoah Conservatory alum. Thanks to his team at DGRW, his buddy Kyle and his family for their unwavering support. Instagram: @joeverga_.

INGRID MICHAELSON (Music and Lyrics). An accomplished singer/ songwriter, Michaelson has released nine studio albums, including multiple gold and platinum singles. Garnering an Emmy nomination for her original song in Hulu’s “Little Fires Everywhere,” Michaelson has also scored, served as executive music supervisor and had her songs used for multiple film and television projects. The Notebook marks her Broadway debut as composer and lyricist, for which she received a Grammy nomination for Best Musical Theater Album. @ingridmichaelson. ingridmichaelson.com.

BEKAH BRUNSTETTER (Book). The Notebook marks her Broadway debut as book writer – Tony nomination for Best Book of a Musical. Plays include The Cake (MTC), Be A Good Little Widow (Ars Nova, the Old Globe) and Oohrah! (The Atlantic). Her musical A.D.16 premiered at the Olney Theatre. TV credits: NBC’s “This is Us,” Netflix’s “Maid,” “Sirens,” and upcoming “The Five Star Weekend” for Peacock. MFA the New School for Drama, B.A. UNC Chapel Hill. For Grandpa Joe.

NICHOLAS SPARKS (Author of Original Novel) is one of the world’s most beloved storytellers with over 130 million books sold worldwide in more than 50 languages. Sparks wrote one of his best-known stories, The Notebook, over a period of six months at age 28. Since then, he’s gone on to write 24 additional novels, 11 of which were adapted into films. Sparks lives in North Carolina with his family.

MICHAEL GREIF (Director). Fivetime Tony Award nominee for Best

Direction of a Musical for Rent, Grey Gardens, Next to Normal, Dear Evan Hansen, Hell’s Kitchen. Additional Broadway: Never Gonna Dance, War Paint, Days of Wine and Roses, The Notebook. He made Broadway history in 2024 by directing three musicals in a single season. Notable productions: The Low Road, Fucking A, Dogeaters, The Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide (The Public); Landscape of the Body, Angels in America (Signature Theatre); Make Believe (Second Stage).

SCHELE WILLIAMS (Director) is committed to cultivating work with authentic representation. Other productions: The Wiz (2024 Broadway revival and 50th anniversary tour), Aida (Disney Theatrical Group). Schele has a long history of work on Broadway in Rent, Aida and Motown: The Musical. She is a founding member of Black Theatre United and the award-winning author of Your Legacy: A Bold Reclaiming of Our Enslaved History and Your Legacy Begins. She dedicates this show to her mom and dad. @schelewilliams. schelewilliams.com.

KATIE SPELMAN (Choreographer) made her Broadway debut with The Notebook. Selected regional: Huzzah! (Old Globe, world premiere), The Great Comet… (Writers Theatre), Waitress (Paramount), The Music Man (Marriott Theatre), Cabaret (Barrington Stage), An American Tail (CTC, world premiere), Once (Writers Theatre), Swearing in English (Ars Nova), A.D. 16 (Olney Theatre), The Beautiful Game (Tokyo), The Who’s Tommy (DCPA) and Oklahoma! (Goodspeed). TV: “School Spirits,” “Jessica Jones,” “Rent: Live.” Associate choreographer: Moulin Rouge!, Amelie, American Psycho and Once (Broadway).

DAVID ZINN (Scenic Design). Broadway: Stereophonic, Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, Kimberly Akimbo, Funny Girl, The Minutes, Diana, Torch Song, The Humans, SpongeBob SquarePants, Fun Home, Choir Boy, Amelie and The Last Ship. Off-Broadway: Playwrights Horizons, NYTW, Roundabout, Second Stage, Public Theater. U.K./ international: National Theatre, Young Vic, West End, Berlin Staatsoper, Theater Basel. He’s received Tony, Drama Desk, Hewes and Obie awards for his work.

BRETT J. BANAKIS (Scenic Design). Brooklyn-based designer for theater, opera, film and environments. Co-founder of AMP Scenography, a design collective created to amplify emerging and underrepresented designers by engaging in equitable collaborations. Broadway: The Outsiders (as AMP, Tony nom.), John Proctor Is the Villain (as AMP), The Cher Show. International scenic supervisor for all worldwide productions of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Faculty at NYU Tisch. brettjbanakis.com. @brettjbanakis.

PALOMA YOUNG (Costume Design). Broadway: Peter and the Starcatcher (Tony Award); Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 (Tony nomination); & Juliet (Tony nomination); Bandstand (Drama Desk nomination); Real Women Have Curves; Lempicka; and others. West End: & Juliet (Olivier nomination); Clueless. Off-Broadway: Natasha, Pierre… (Lortel Award; Drama Desk nomination); Alice By Heart (Lortel Award); Moscow Moscow Moscow

Moscow Moscow Moscow; The Pain of My Belligerence; Preludes; Fly By Night

BEN STANTON (Lighting Design). Five-time Tony Award nominee as well as an Obie, Lortel, IRNE and Ovation award-winner. Ben is currently represented on Broadway by Maybe Happy Ending. Broadway credits include The Notebook; Mary Jane; Days of Wine and Roses; Goodnight, Oscar; The Collaboration; A Christmas Carol; The Rose Tattoo; Derren Brown: Secret; Junk; Six Degrees of Separation; Deaf West Theater’s Spring Awakening; Fully Committed; and Fun Home.

NEVIN STEINBERG (Sound Design). Broadway: Sweeney Todd 2023 revival (Tony Award), Tina: The Tina Turner Musical (Tony nomination), Hadestown (Tony Award), Hamilton, Dear Evan Hansen, Freestyle Love Supreme, The Cher Show, Bandstand, Bright Star, It Shoulda Been You, Mothers and Sons, Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Tony nomination), The Performers. Over 30 other Broadway productions with Acme Sound Partners and five additional Tony nominations.

MIA NEAL (Hair & Wig Design). Gary, Indiana. Select awards: Academy Award for Best Makeup and Hairstyling and BAFTA Film Award for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom; Emmy for “Annie Live!,” Emmy nomination for “Pose” and Drama Desk Awards for Shuffle Along… and Ain’t No Mo’. Select Broadway: Audra Gypsy, Hell’s Kitchen, The Last Five Years, Shucked, KPOP, 1776, West Side Story, The Iceman Cometh and A Raisin in the Sun

LUCY MACKINNON (Video Design). Broadway: All In: Comedy About Love, The Notebook, Kimberly Akimbo, A Christmas Carol, How I Learned to Drive, Jagged Little Pill, The Rose Tattoo, Lifespan of a Fact, Six Degrees of Separation and the Deaf West revival of Spring Awakening. Recent regional credits include The Heart (La Jolla Playhouse), The Thing About Jellyfish (Berkeley Rep), and Sarah Silverman’s The Bedwetter (Arena Stage).

CARMEL DEAN (Music Supervision, Co-Orchestrations, Co-Arrangements). Broadway: Funny Girl, If/Then, Hands on a Hardbody,

American Idiot, …Spelling Bee. OffBroadway: Really Rosie, Everyday Rapture, Vanities, Elegies. West End: Clueless. Compositions: Maiden Voyage (Off-West End), Renascence (Off-Broadway), Well-Behaved Women (multiple international productions). Education: M.F.A. in musical theater writing (NYU), BMI Lehman Engel Musical Workshop. Awards: Grammy nominee, Fulbright Scholar, Sydney Theatre Award, OffBroadway Alliance Award, Billie Burke Ziegfeld Award.

JOHN CLANCY (Co-Orchestrations). Broadway: Queen of Versailles, Kimberly Akimbo (Tony/Grammy noms.), Mean Girls (Tony nom.), 1776 (2022 revival), Fun Home (Tony nom.), Diana, The Prom, Tuck Everlasting, Shrek The Musical (Tony nom.), Cats 2016 (dance arr.). OffBroadway/regional: Dolly: A True Original Musical, A Transparent Musical, The Karate Kid, The Secret Life of Bees, Gun & Powder, Cornelia Street, Soft Power (dance arr.), The Fortress of Solitude, Jasper in Deadland

TINA FAYE (Music Director). Canadian expat, NYC-based Yamaha keyboard artist. Recent credits: Some Like It Hot (AMD first national tour); Treemonisha (Canadian Opera Company); Cuphead & Cuphead DLC (Studio MDHR); Baltimore, Broadway & Beyond with Felicia Curry (Everyman Theatre). Strives to always remember we are all just walking each other home.

KIMBERLEE WERTZ (Music Coordinator). Broadway: Maybe Happy Ending; Good Night, and Good Luck; Once Upon a Mattress; The Notebook; Stereophonic; Funny Girl; Into the Woods; Parade; The Lehman Trilogy. Television: The Tony Awards, The Academy Awards, The Kennedy Center Honors. “Enjoy our wonderful Notebook orchestra!”

STRANGE CRANIUM (Electronic Music Design). Billy Jay Stein and Hiro Iida. Over 30 Broadway credits including Just in Time; Dead Outlaw; The Great Gatsby; MJ The Musical; Redwood; The Notebook; Shucked; Parade; Kimberly Akimbo; Caroline, or Change; Tootsie; Mean Girls; 1776; The Band’s Visit; Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Grammy Award as music producer/mixer); Fun Home; Amélie; Diana; SpiderMan: Turn Off the Dark; Jekyll & Hyde strangecranium.com. strikeaudio.com

CLAIRE WARDEN (Intimacy Director) works in theater, TV and film across America and the world. Broadway: Othello, Romeo + Juliet, Slave Play, The Notebook, Frankie and Jonny in the Clair de Lune, Jagged Little Pill, The Inheritance, Company, Death of a Salesman, West Side Story.

JUSTIN MYHRE (Production Stage Manager). Broadway and national tour: The Wiz, Girl From the North Country, Jagged Little Pill, The Prom, Jersey Boys, Summer: the Donna Summer Musical, The Great Society. Off-Broadway: Roundabout Theatre Company, The New Group, New York Theatre Workshop, Page 73. Regional: Weston Playhouse, Barrington Stage. B.A.: Vassar College. @justcatsinspace.

MELISSA RICHTER (Stage Manager). National tours: Back to the Future, Funny Girl, Jagged Little Pill, Jersey Boys and Pretty Woman. Other credits include Reefer Madness (L.A. revival); The Three Musketeers and Romeo and Juliet (The Acting Company); Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish (NYTF); and The Mountaintop (Weston Theater Company).

EGYPT DIXON (Assistant Stage Manager). Tours: Parade. Select Off-Broadway: Dreaming Zenzile, Fefu and Her Friends, Julius Caesar Regional Productions at The Weathervane: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Skeleton Crew, Little Shop of Horrors, The Story Goes On: The Songs of Maltby & Shire.

ASMERET GHEBREMICHAEL (Associate Director). Broadway: Six, The Notebook. Nat’l tour: Six. OffBroadway: Table 17 (MCC). Regional: Two Strangers (ART), Williamstown Theatre Festival (Consultant), The Notebook, Big Sky Summer Theatre Festival (artistic director). TV: “South Park: Pandemic Special” (consultant).

EMILY MADIGAN (Associate Choreographer). Broadway: The Notebook. Regional: Children’s Theatre Company: An American Tail; Ford’s Theatre: Shout Sister Shout; Chicago Shakespeare Theater: The Notebook; Olney Theatre Center: A.D. 16; Marriott Theatre: Grease, Footloose; Seattle Rep: Shout Sister Shout.

THE TELSEY OFFICE (Casting). With offices in both New York and Los Angeles, The Telsey Office casts for theater, film, television and commercials. The Telsey Office

is dedicated to creating safe, equitable and anti-racist spaces through collaboration, artistry, heart, accountability and advocacy. Please visit thetelseyoffice.com for credits.

NEURO TOUR (Physical Therapy).

Founded by CEO Carolyn Lawson. Global leaders in live entertainment and performing arts medicine. Honored to be a part of this brilliant touring production of The Notebook Neuro Tour, keeping performers happy, healthy and on stage.

HUDSON THEATRICAL ASSOCIATES

(Production Management). Over 100 Broadway productions and tours. Recent: Waiting for Godot; Suffs tour; Maybe Happy Ending; Oh, Mary!; Six; Hadestown; Hamilton; Aladdin. HTA is led by Stephen M. Kaus and includes Bridget Van Dyke, Sean Gorski, Brianna Stankiewicz, Brianne Tabak and Irene Wang.

THEATER MATTERS (General Management) manages live entertainment globally. It is represented on Broadway and across North America by Six. Recent productions include The Play That Goes Wrong, Mrs. Doubtfire, The Devil Wears Prada, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, Days of Wine and Roses and The Notebook

MICHAEL CAMP (Company Manager) has traveled the world with such shows as Wicked, Jersey Boys, Fun Home, What the Constitution Means to Me, Riverdance, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Forbidden Broadway and, most recently, with both the first and second national tours of Six. Thank you for supporting live theater!

THE BOOKING GROUP (Tour Booking Agency) has represented 28 Tony Award-winning Best Musicals and Plays. Current tours include Boop!; Buena Vista Social Club; Hamilton; Harry Potter and the Cursed Child; Just in Time; Mamma Mia!; MJ; Oh, Mary!; Operation Mincemeat; Six; Some Like It Hot; Suffs; and The Wiz

ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING

(Tour Marketing & Press) is a fullservice, integrated marketing agency working with the world’s largest entertainment, consumer and lifestyle brands, including 80+ Broadway shows over three decades. Current tours: Back to the Future, Beetlejuice, The Book of Mormon, Hadestown, Mamma Mia!, Mrs. Doubtfire,

Riverdance, Some Like It Hot, The Twenty-Sided Tavern. Upcoming tours: Elf The Musical, The Great Gatsby, Kinky Boots, The Outsiders, Suffs.

AND THAT’S SHOWBIZ (Social Media) is a digital-first, fan-forward Broadway marketing and media company that amplifies theater beyond traditional spaces. Through viral content, video production, influencer activations, partnerships and fan events, ATS extends the theatrical experience online. Clients include The Great Gatsby, Maybe Happy Ending, national tours and productions worldwide.

KEVIN McCOLLUM (Producer) received the Tony Award for Best Musical for Rent (1996), Avenue Q (2004) and In the Heights (2008). Current: Six (Broadway, North American tour); Oh, Mary! (Broadway); The Devil Wears Prada (West End); Mrs. Doubtfire (West End); The Play That Goes Wrong (Off-Broadway). Past credits include The Notebook (Broadway), Days of Wine and Roses (Broadway), Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Broadway), Mrs. Doubtfire (Broadway). Upcoming: Black Swan, Night at the Museum, 42 Balloons

KURT DEUTSCH (Producer).

Grammy and Tony-winning producer. Founder of Sh-K-Boom/Ghostlight Records, with a catalog of 200+ recordings of acclaimed musicals and Broadway artists. Grammy Awards for In the Heights, Beautiful, The Book of Mormon and The Band’s Visit. Producer of Tina, Beetlejuice, Here Lies Love, Alice by Heart, The Wrong Man, American Utopia and The Last Five Years film. Honored with a special Drama Desk Award for excellence in theater.

LUCAS McMAHON (Producer). Broadway/national tour: Oh, Mary!; Six; The Play That Goes Wrong; Days of Wine and Roses; The Play That Goes Wrong; Mike Birbiglia: The New One; Something Rotten!; Hand to God; Mrs. Doubtfire (also previous West End). Off-Broadway: Oh, Mary!; Leo Reich: Literally Who Cares?!; Mind Mangler. Thanks to his parents for the unconditional love, his daughter Pippa for the unbridled joy and his wife Ellie who will always be home.

JAMIE WILSON PRODUCTIONS

(Co-Producer) is a leading U.K. theater production company. Jamie featured in the top 20 most influential

people and organisations in The Stage 100 list. Recent and current West End productions include Two Strangers, Sister Act, Ain’t Too Proud. Just For One Day, The Devil Wears Prada, Mrs. Doubtfire and The Last Laugh

GAVIN KALIN PRODUCTIONS

(Co-Producer) is an award-winning theatrical production company. Select Broadway: A Doll’s House, Plaza Suite, The Lehman Trilogy. Select West End: Cabaret, Betrayal, The Ferryman. gavinkalinproductions.com.

NICOLE EISENBERG (Co-Producer).

Co-Producer: Sunset Blvd. (Tony); Appropriate (Tony); The Notebook (Broadway); Oh, Mary!, Gypsy; Into the Woods; Indecent; Cabaret; Gutenberg! The Musical!

NEDERLANDER PRESENTATIONS,

INC. (Co-Producer) is a production division of the multinational theatrical entities owned by James L. Nederlander. It has produced innumerable plays, musicals, operas, ballets and concerts.

LAMS PRODUCTIONS (Co-Producer) is founded by producers Bradley Reynolds and David Siesko. They are currently represented on Broadway with Oh, Mary! and The Devil Wears Prada in the West End.

HUNTER ARNOLD (Co-Producer).

Select Broadway: Maybe Happy Ending (Tony), Hadestown (Tony), The Inheritance (Tony), Dear Evan Hansen (Tony), Kinky Boots (Tony). Select Off-Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors. @huntercarnold.

SING OUT, LOUISE! PRODUCTIONS

(Co-Producer). Hadestown (Tony), & Juliet (Tony nom.), Mrs. Doubtfire, Days of Wine and Roses, The Inheritance (Tony), Slave Play (Tony nom.), Allegiance, Catch Me If You Can (Tony nom.). singoutlouise.broadway.

TIMOTHY LACZYNSKI (Co-Producer). Tony and Olivier nominee. Select credits: Broadway: Othello, Swept Away, The Notebook, Something Rotten!, Hand to God. Upcoming (London): The Hunger Games, Kinky Boots.

LTD THEATRICALS (Co-Producer). Cody Lassen, Jason Turchin, Matthew D’Arrigo. Select current: The Wiz, Hadestown, The Outsiders, Suffs. Select previous: How I Learned to Drive, Indecent, Spring Awakening ltdtheatrical.com.

JOHN GORE (Co-Producer). 25-time Tony-winner and owner of the John Gore Organization (including Broadway Across America and Broadway.com). Recent credits: The Outsiders; Purpose; Good Night, and Good Luck

BOB BOYETT (Co-Producer). Broadway (partial): Oh, Mary!; Sunset Boulevard; Spamalot; Purlie Victorious; Sweeney Todd. Named Commander of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II for services to drama.

PAMELA HURST-DELLA PIETRA & STEPHEN DELLA PIETRA (Co-Producer). Avadon Broadway LLC. Two-time Tony winners. Lead producers: Maybe Happy Ending Co-producers: Sunset Boulevard, Buena Vista Social Club, Gypsy, The Lost Boys and more.

SCOTT ABRAMS/JONATHAN & RAE CORR/LESLIE MAYER (Co-Producer). Friends and Tony Award-winning producers who are passionate about making a positive impact through the arts. We are thrilled to bring this beautiful musical to audiences across North America. Credits include Sunset Blvd. (Tony); Oh, Mary!; Operation Mincemeat;The Devil Wears Prada; Merrily We Roll Along (Tony); Gutenberg!; A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical; Suffs; Harmony; and Company (Tony).

INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK (Co-Producer). Consortium of over 30 leading presenters of touring Broadway in the U.S., U.K. and Asia. Recent/upcoming: Hadestown, The Outsiders, Hell’s Kitchen, Buena Vista Social Club.

EMILY BOCK (Co-Producer). Broadway: Days of Wine and Roses, The Notebook. Investor: & Juliet. Regional theater (stage management, technical direction): Spotlight Musical Theatre, Los Altos Youth Theatre.

WARNER BROS. THEATRE VENTURES (Associate Producer) is currently represented on Broadway by The Outsiders and Beetlejuice Prior to that, the division produced Good Night, and Good Luck; Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; Misery; The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time; and Elf. Upcoming projects include The Lost Boys, Crazy Rich Asians and Dog Day Afternoon CHICAGO SHAKESPEARE

THEATER (Originating Theater). The nation’s largest year-round

Shakespeare theater and champion of contemporary new work. Led by Artistic Director Edward Hall and Executive Director Kimberly Motes, the Regional Tony recipient is committed to creating vivid, entertaining theatrical experiences that invigorate and engage people of all ages and identities by illuminating the complexity, ambiguity and wonder of our world. Recent Broadway/tours: Six, The Lord of the Rings, Illinoise. chicagoshakes.com.

STAFF FOR THE NOTEBOOK

GENERAL MANAGEMENT THEATER MATTERS

John E. Gendron

Ashley Berman Eric Rothstein

Rachel Bonner Bella Cordova Royce Matthews

Katie Pope Stephanie Smith Annie Van Nostrand

COMPANY MANAGER

Michael Camp

Assistant Company Manager Arella Flur

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT HUDSON THEATRICAL ASSOCIATES

Stephen M. Kaus Bridget Van Dyke

Sean Gorski Brianna Stankiewicz

Frank Swann Brianne Tabak Irene Wang

TOUR BOOKING AGENCY

THE BOOKING GROUP

Meredith Blair Kara Gebhart

Laura Kolarik Stephanie Ditman

Sophie Tiesler Kelsey Ballard thebookinggroup.com

TOUR MARKETING & PRESS

ALLIED GLOBAL MARKETING

Andrew Damer

Jennifer Gallagher Scott Praefke

Jessica Cary Davis Adina Hsu Amenkha Sembenu

Emily Toppen Anne Waisanen Kate W yman

SOCIAL MEDIA AND THAT’S SHOWBIZ

Katharine Quinn

Connor Macchi

Grace Murrell

Mason Bray Olivia Kuan-Romano

CASTING THE TELSEY OFFICE

Patrick Goodwin, CSA

Crysilyn Childs

LEGAL COUNSEL

LEVINE PLOTKIN LLP

Loren Plotkin Conrad Rippy Susan Mindell

Daniel Watkins Emily Erstling

Kevin Hess Cris Criswell

Production Stage Manager Justin Myhre

Stage Manager Melissa Richter

Assistant Stage Manager ........................... Egypt Dixon

Associate Director Asmeret Ghebremichael

Associate Choreographer........................ Emily Madigan

Associate Scenic Designer Matthew Buttrey

Associate Costume Designer Annie J. Le

Wardrobe Assistants ............Kamilah Bryan, Alex Rockey

Associate Lighting Designer Wilburn Bonnell

Assistant Lighting Designer ........ Erica Lauren Maholmes

Moving Light Programmer Marc Polimeni

Associate Sound Designer Jarrett M. Krauss

Assistant Sound Designer ...........................Jamie Davis

Associate Hair Designer Mark Bailey Capalbo

Makeup Consultant .............. Kirk Cambridge-Del Pesche

Associate Video Designer Ridley Walker

Assistant Video Designer Dylan Uremovich

Video Programmer ................................ Brian McMullen

Intimacy Director Claire Warden

Production Carpenter............................ Andrew Sullivan

Head Carpenter Blair Carper

Asst. Carpenter/

Automation Operator ...................... Chris “Lucky” Haugh

Asst. Carpenter/Flyman Andrew Boucher

Production Electrician ................................ Ron Schwier

Production Video Chelsea Zalikowski

Head Electrician/Board Operator Randall Baptiste

Asst. Electrician/Lead Spot Operator ......... Caitlin Brown

Asst. Electrician/Deck Electrician Austin Luchak

Production Sound Nick Borisjuk

Associate Production Sound Kevin Thurber

Sound Engineer Chase Nichter

Assistant Sound ....................................... Macy Kloville

Production Props Supervisor Ray Wetmore, JR Goodman

Associate Props Supervisor Vicki Ayers

Head Props Tom Perrin

Assistant Props ...................................... Andrew Davila

Wardrobe Supervisor Matthew Daugherty

Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor Shannon Oliver

Hair & Wig Supervisor .............................. Brittanie Cruz

Crew Swing Kayla Stillman

Production Assistants ... Abby VandenBrul, Lucy Houlihan

Vocal Coach Roberta Duchak

Ticketing Manager Annie Van Nostrand

Human Resources Consultant .................K+K Reset LLC

Accounting WithumSmith+Brown, PC

Controller ........................ Galbraith & Co./Emma Gorin

Payroll Services Checks and Balances Payroll Inc

Banking Customers Bank/ Margaret Monigan, Stephanie Krauss

Insurance The Arts Insurance Program, LLC/ Bob Middleton, Meghan Coleman, Toni Preto

Travel Agent The A Team/Tzell Travel Services

Housing Debco Travel/Debbie Greenfield

Physical Therapy .......... Neuro Tour/Randee Seevers PT, DPT, ATC

Merchandise ................... Creative Goods/Sara Feldman

Production Photographer Roger Mastroianni

ALCHEMATION

Kevin McCollum

Lucas McMahon

John Ban Jack Eidson Evan Shalat

Lyndsay Borko Breanne Jackson Owen Sullivan

News Tickets

Keeping the spotlight on New York City theater Video

BROADWAY MUSIC GROUP

Kurt Deutsch

MEMORY VOICES

Shaunice Alexander Casey Erin Clark Allen Louis Benjamin Moore Niya Norwood Ben Roseberry Jenifer Thigpen Andrew Turner Helen White

CREDITS

Scenery built, painted, and electrified by Hudson Scenic Studios. Automation and show control featuring Hudson Motion Control by Hudson Scenic Studios. Lighting & Video equipment by Production Resource Group. Sound equipment by Sound Associates. SFX by J&M Special Effects. Props provided by More Good Productions, Prop & Paint Creative Studio, BrenBri Properties, Jerard Studio, River of Dreams Inc, R. Ramos Upholstery, Arnold Levine. Allie’s Paintings by Jenny Stanjeski. Costumes executed by A Pick Fashion Inc, Gilberto Design Inc, Luvi Fashion Corp, SINO Silk. Select distressing by The Breakdown Shop. Trucking provided by Clark Transfer.

Rehearsed at the New 42nd Street Studios

SPECIAL THANKS

Richard Levi; Anna Bridges Hutchins; Carol Ann DuBose; Mark Kaufman

For all tour booking inquiries, please contact The Booking Group thebookinggroup.com

Stream the Original Broadway Cast Recording released by Atlantic Records

To learn more about the production, please visit Notebookmusical.com Follow us on X, Facebook, TikTok, BlueSky and Instagram: @NotebookMusical

The actors and stage managers employed in this production are members of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

The Directors, Choreographer and Associates are members of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, Inc., an independent national labor union.

Backstage and Front of the House Employees are represented by the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (or I.A.T.S.E.).

United Scenic Artists represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

The Press Agents and Company Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

The musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians.

INDIVIDUAL DONORS AND MEMBERS

Gifts of $5,000 and above

The Cincinnati Arts Association recognizes and thanks the following individuals, corporations and foundations for their generous support. This list includes all gifts received as of September 10th, 2025.

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