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    Theater Review: Without Gosling or geese, Broadway's 'The Notebook' goes for the guts, without guile

    by Mark Kennedy Mar 15, 2024 3 minutes
    Source: Copyright 2024 Julieta Cervantes

    The romantic tearjerker “The Notebook” lands on Broadway in awkward musical theater form this spring having previously conquered books and movies. It is intent now on making a live audience openly weep by employing massive doses of schlocky sentimentality without the aid of Ryan Gosling.

    The bombastic musical that opened Thursday at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre is about a love for the ages but has understated songs by , who offers coffee house vibes instead of passion's thunder. The book by Bekah Brunstetter

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