while Cole Escola’s hit comedy Oh, Mary! and Will Aronson and Hue Park’s Maybe Happy Ending were named the season’s outstanding productions of a play and musical, respectively. Those awards and others ...

A Port Washington native recently earned his first Tony Nomination for co-producing his first Broadway play. But success didn’t come overnight for “Oh, Mary!” co-producer Tommy Doyle, who ...

Oh, Mary! is a campy, queer, thrill-ride of a Broadway show, so what better place for Chappell Roan to be in the audience? On Thursday evening, “The Giver” singer stopped by the Lyceum Theatre ...

"Oh, Mary!" opened to rapturous reviews downtown, quickly moved uptown to Broadway, and just this week earned five Tony nominations, including two for 38-year-old Escola (for best play and best ...

Within hours of the announcement of the 78th annual Tony Awards nominations, hundred of Gold Derby users made their first predictions about which productions, performers, and creatives will win.

So we’re not going to see Mary Todd Lincoln celebrate the Tony nomination? I don’t think so. I think it would be the most terrifying thing in the world to her. When Oh, Mary! was transferring ...

James Scully. Photo: Suzanne Cordeiro / Special to American-Statesman / USA Today Network. Scully recently returned with Escola and original cast member Conrad Ricamora for the final stretch of ...

But it was a contemporary TV series that led her to creating the look for Mary Todd Lincoln in “Oh, Mary!” Pierson first crossed paths with writer-actor Cole Escola on the set of truTV’s ...

The work will play the M&T Bank Exchange at the France-Merrick Performing Arts Center September 6-October 12, with Tony nominee Sam Pinkleton (Oh, Mary!; Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 ...

"Everyone knows Louise! Nobody likes her, but everyone knows her," asserts Cole Escola's demented Mary Todd Lincoln in Oh, Mary! Though sentiment might not exactly ring true for Tony voters.

It takes a minute for Tituss Burgess to settle into the role of Mary Todd Lincoln, the First Lady deliriously reimagined in the Broadway play Oh, Mary!. The presence of creator and original lead ...

Iyer told Shashank, "Don't worry about my hundred. Hit as many runs as possible". And it was just the tonic he needed from his captain. Shashank went on a rampage, smoking six fours and two sixes.