“And I mean that as an insult to all of you.” They had just won a special Drama Desk Award for “Oh, Mary!,” their off-Broadway play that was extended twice before it was cleared for a ...

Although Abraham Lincoln had a notoriously bad time at the theater, a show about his wife is enjoying its stay on Broadway quite a bit. Cole Escola’s crackling historical comedy “Oh ...

Nina Duncan Tituss Burgess is returning to Broadway, for a limited three-week run in the hit comedy Oh, Mary! The six-time Emmy nominee will lead the play as Mary Todd Lincoln from March 18 ...

Cole Escola, who wrote the play, originated the role of Mary Off-Broadway and through the show’s Broadway transfer. “Oh, Mary! blew me away when I saw it on Broadway. Cole Escola is a genius!” ...

To find tickets online to see Oh, Mary! on Broadway, here’s what you need to know. Right now, it looks like there are a few dates where tickets are going for $96 on SeatGeek, but there’s a big ...

It’s like trying to convince your doctor that you have a tumor based on nothing except you just feel like you probably have one,” Escola said on stage after the Broadway debut of “Oh ...

July 11, 2024 goes down as a historic night on Broadway. “Oh, Mary!” opened Thursday at the Lyceum Theatre after a successful run Off Broadway, and Cole Escola, the show’s author and star ...

Oh, Mary!, the Cole Escola hit Broadway comedy that last summer became the first show in the 121-year history of the Lyceum Theatre to gross more than $1 million in a single week, has recouped its ...

How on earth, amid the political implosion in Washington D.C., is the most heavenly escape on Broadway a non-musical play about the White House? The preposterously enjoyable “Oh, Mary!,” ...

Abe and Mary are part Rhett Butler and Scarlett O’Hara, part George and Martha ... You’ve heard of Peak TV. Broadway is now seeing a new golden age of the comedic writer-performer, masters ...

Cole Escola, the 37-year-old star and writer of the hit Off Broadway farce ”Oh, Mary!,” isn’t letting fame get to their head. (Escola identifies as nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns.) ...