Oregon native Cole Escola made history at the Tony Awards as the first openly nonbinary person to win best leading actor in a ...

Maybe Happy Ending,” a rom-com musical about androids that crackles with humanity, had a definite happy ending at Sunday’s ...

Escola, a downtown cabaret star, beat out Hollywood stars like George Clooney and Daniel Dae Kim for the acting award. They ...

Cole Escola, channeling Bernadette Peters, thanked fellow nominees in their speech for their history-making Tony Awards win ...

Cuban musical "Buena Vista Social Club" and Netflix prequel play "Stranger Things: The First Shadow" scoop up multiple ...

Peters wore a similar frothy blue gown to the 1999 ceremony, where she won the award for best leading actress.

Cole Escola’s comedy, “Oh, Mary!” has been a huge hit on Broadway, and during Sunday’s 78th annual Tony Awards ceremony Sunday, Escola capped that accomplishment, winning a Tony in the category of ...

Cole Escola made Broadway history. Inside New York City's Lincoln Center, they became the first openly non-binary performer ...

The smash-hit play "Oh, Mary!" is the result of Escola's uncompromising vision and flair for the absurdly strange ...

Cynthia Erivo hosted theater's biggest night, which saw George Clooney, Audra McDonald, Cole Escola, and Sarah Snook all ...

Sam Pinkleton had been nominated eight years ago for choreographing, 'Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812,' a comic ...