Cole Escola To Leave Broadway Smash ‘Oh, Mary!' But Show Will Go On With Betty Gilpin
Oh, Mary! without Cole Escola? As it turns out, yes. The Broadway hit comedy, which recently became the first production of ...
‘Oh, Mary!’ Star Cole Escola to Exit Broadway Smash—but May Return
Emmy-nominated “Glow” star Betty Gilpin will take over as Mary from Jan. 21—with Escola perhaps resuming in the role after ...
Betty Gilpin to Replace Cole Escola in Broadway’s ‘Oh, Mary’
“GLOW” actor Betty Gilpin is replacing Cole Escola in “Oh, Mary!” on Broadway. Escola, who wrote and starred in the deranged ...
Betty Gilpin is stepping into Cole Escola's kitten heels at Oh, Mary!
It’s hard to imagine anyone but Escola in the lead role of Oh, Mary! The play is a fictionalized version of the life of Mary ...
Cole Escola Leaving Hit Broadway Show ‘Oh, Mary!’
The creator and comedian will be replaced by Glow star Betty Gilpin, who will make her Broadway debut in the show ...
Cole Escola’s ‘Oh, Mary!’ Recoups $4.5 Million Broadway Investment
Cole Escola’s unconventional smash “Oh, Mary!” has recouped its entire production costs on Broadway. The play, capitalized at ...
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The Broadway smash Oh, Mary! is offering $5 tickets this Friday
Cole Escola's comedy holds a cheap-seats lottery on December 13 to honor Mary Todd Lincoln's birthday. Will Friday the 13th ...
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Betty Gilpin to Star as Mary Todd Lincoln in Broadway Extension of Cole Escola's Oh, Mary!
Oh, Mary!, Cole Escola's hit comedy, will extend its Broadway run with Betty Gilpin taking over the title role of Mary Todd ...
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Cole Escola Leaving Hit Broadway Show ‘Oh, Mary!’
Mary Todd Lincoln fans, hold on to your hoop skirts. Cole Escola, the creator and star of the hit Broadway play Oh, Mary! is officially taking their leave. Glow and Emmy Award-nominated actor ...
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Cole Escola’s ‘Oh, Mary!’ Recoups $4.5 Million Broadway Investment
Cole Escola‘s unconventional smash “Oh, Mary!” has recouped its entire production costs on Broadway. The play, capitalized at $4.5 million, is the first show of the 2024-25 season to do so.