It’s a chilly Sunday night in Manhattan’s West Village and somehow the hottest ticket in town involves a sexually repressed Abraham Lincoln, hoop skirts, and comedian Cole Escola in a wildly ...

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Up two treacherous flights of stairs at the Lyceum Theatre, Cole Escola sits demurely in their ... Aniston and Steven Spielberg leveraging their celebrity status to get seats — and braving ...

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After the curtain call of “Oh, Mary!,” star and playwrigh t Cole Escola said that creating the absurd, queer play was a lot like trying to convince your doctor that you have a tumor.

Up two treacherous flights of stairs at the Lyceum Theatre, Cole ... celebrity status to get seats - and braving those stairs to say hello. "Oh, Mary!" isn't all that interested in facts: Escola ...

A self-described “VERY STUPID play,” Cole Escola’s “Oh, Mary!” imagines Mary Todd Lincoln as an alcoholic, washed-up cabaret singer, trapped in a loveless marriage to a closeted Abraham ...