Cole Escola Returns to ‘Oh, Mary!’ on Broadway

Cole Escola, Conrad Ricamora & James Scully Will Return To ‘Oh, Mary!’, Reuniting Original Cast Of Broadway Hit Comedy
Cole Escola, creator of the Broadway hit comedy Oh, Mary!, will return to star as Mary Todd Lincoln, along with the rest of the original cast.
Cole Escola Returning to Hit Broadway Comedy “Oh, Mary!” Alongside Original Stars Ahead of 2025 Tony Awards
The entire debut Broadway cast will be back together in the production beginning April 8 Betty Gilpin's playing the role now. Tituss Burgess is set to take it on in March. But on Tuesday, April 8, playwright and original star Cole Escola will be back on the boards in the title role of ‘Mary Todd Lincoln,
Cole Escola and entire original cast to return to ‘Oh, Mary!’ on Broadway
Escola will be joined by original cast members Conrad Ricamora, taking over the role of Mary’s Husband from Phillip James Brannon, and James Scully, taking over the role of Mary's Teacher from Chris Renfro, bringing the entire original cast back to the Lyceum Theatre.
Cole Escola Returning to ‘Oh, Mary!' in April
Cole Escola, the playwright and original star of “Oh, Mary!,” is returning to the hit Broadway show in the title role of Mary Todd Lincoln starting April 8. Escola will be joined by fellow original cast members Conrad Ricamora as Mary’s Husband (also known as Abraham Lincoln) and James Scully as Mary’s Teacher,
Tituss Burgess Is Broadway's New Mary Todd Lincoln in Cole Escola's Blockbuster Hit Comedy Oh, Mary!
Tituss Burgess is returning to Broadway for a limited three-week run in the hit comedy play 'Oh, Mary!' as Mary Todd Lincoln, beginning March 18
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Tituss Burgess Originally Turned Down OH, MARY!: 'It's Quite the Herculean Task'
Tituss Burgess has revealed that he originally turned down starring in Oh, Mary! In a new video from Live! With Kelly and ...
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Tituss Burgess to Take Over Lead Role in Broadway’s ‘Oh, Mary!’
after Betty Gilpin leaves the show on March 16. Gilpin replaced Cole Escola, who originated the part of Mrs. Lincoln, the presidential spouse and aspiring cabaret performer, in the stage hit.