What do tickets cost to see ‘The Notebook’ on Broadway?

The story of Allie and Noah lives on.

Broadway’s newest musical, “The Notebook” featuring music and lyrics from Ingrid Michaelson, just began previews at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre on Saturday, Feb. 10.

Starring Joy Woods and Ryan Vasquez in the lead roles, the pair will inhabit the parts that made Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling household names after the release of the 2004 film.

However, this new iteration of the classic tale will shake things up.

“This is a fresh, new retelling of the classic story we all know and love,” Woods explained on Instagram.

“It is a story about what happens when two people that love each other choose each other over and over again, and what can happen through all the obstacles that life brings.”

And if you want to see them fall in love all over again, you can grab your tickets to see “The Notebook” on Broadway as soon as today.

However, after doing a bit of digging, it may be wise to wait a bit before taking the plunge.

Based on our findings, ticket prices for shows start in the $80 to $90 range before fees on Vivid Seats for performances in late March.

At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets was $81 before fees on Vivid Seats.

Previews and opening night — which is set for March 14 — began anywhere from $120 to $170 before fees.

Want to find the show that you’ll fall in love with this spring?

We’ve got everything you need to know and more about “The Notebook” on Broadway below.

All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.

“The Notebook” 2024 schedule

After the first few weeks of previews, “The Notebook” will settle into a typical Tuesday through Sunday schedule.

Wednesday and Saturday matinees start at 2 p.m.; the curtains rise on Sunday shows at 3 p.m.

For a fuller look, you can find “The Notebook’s” complete calendar here.

Note: The show’s run time is two hours and 20 minutes; that includes a 15-minute intermission.

“The Notebook” cast

Prior to hitting Broadway, “The Notebook” ran at Chicago’s Shakespeare Theater starting in 2022.

Most of the cast — which is comprised of young, “middle” and old Noah and Allies — will reprise their roles for the Broadway stage show.

Here’s a quick briefing on each performer:

John Cardoza (younger Noah Calhoun) made his Broadway debut in Alanis Morissette’s “Jagged Little Pill.” He received his BFA in Musical Theatre from the Boston Conservatory of Music.

Jordan Tyson (younger Allison “Allie” Hamilton) is making her Broadway debut with “The Notebook.” You may also recognize her from Netflix’s “The Chair” and “Vampires Vs. The Bronx.”

Ryan Vasquez (middle Noah Calhoun) has appeared in “Hamilton,” “Waitress” and “Wicked.” He’s also popped up in “tick…tick…BOOM!,” “In The Heights” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”

Joy Woods (middle Allison “Allie” Hamilton) previously starred in “SIX The Musical” on Broadway. For her role as Allie, Woods was the recipient of the Joseph Jefferson Award for Performer in a Supporting Role.

Dorian Harewood (older Noah Calhoun) knows his way around the stage. He’s been in a number of Broadway productions including “The Mighty Gents,” “Don’t Call Back” and “Jesus Christ Superstar.” Harewood has also done quite a bit of TV and film work. Notable projects include “Full Metal Jacket,” “Gothika” and “Bel-Air.”

Maryann Plunkett (older Allison “Allie” Hamilton) originated the role of Allie back in Chicago. Going further back on her impressive resume, you’ll find a Tony for her work in “Me and My Girl,” and roles in “Sunday In The Park With George” and “The Seagull” on Broadway. She’s also lent her talents to films “A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood,” “Little Women” and “Blue Valentine” among many others.

Huge Broadway shows in 2024

This year is already shaping up to be a big one for Broadway.

Many television and film stars you know and love will be taking the stage in Midtown Manhattan these next few months.

Here are just five you won’t want to miss live.

• “An Enemy of the People” featuring Jeremy Strong from “Succession”

• “Merrily We Roll Along” featuring Daniel Radcliffe from “Harry Potter”

• “Uncle Vanya” featuring Steve Carell from “The Office”

• “Chicago” featuring Ariana Madix from “Vanderpump Rules”

• “Cabaret” featuring Eddie Redmayne from “The Theory of Everything”

Plus, later this spring, “The Notebook” star Rachel McAdams will star in “Mary Jane” on Broadway.

What else is headed to the Great White Way? Check out our list of the 22 biggest shows coming to Broadway in 2024 here to find out.