Escola gives the former first lady a wild second act in the Tony-nominated play Oh, Mary! "This play is about a woman with a ...

On May 19, 1875, a Cook County jury handed down a verdict in a case concerning the health and welfare of Mary Lincoln, widow ...

The weather was rainy in New York last week. And on Broadway, when it rained, it poured. There was a torrent of activity in ...

A Port Washington native recently earned his first Tony Nomination for co-producing his first Broadway play.

Spring is in full swing, and Mother's Day is right around the corner! This special holiday honoring all the moms-and mother figures-in our lives is the perfect time to dive into a book about moms. So ...

not-at-all historically accurate look at first lady Mary Todd Lincoln, written by and starring Cole Escola. Abraham Lincoln: "For God's sake, Mary! How would it look for the first lady of the ...

an irreverent, raunchy, gleefully deranged revisionist history by Cole Escola centered on Mary Todd Lincoln, a boozy, narcissistic, potty-mouthed first lady determined to strike out of the subordinate ...

The unlikely hit comedy, which tells a deranged alternative history of Mary Todd Lincoln, has attracted high-profile celebrity ... in "The Picture of Dorian Gray," as did former Pussycat Dolls ...

The unlikely hit comedy, which tells a deranged alternative history of Mary Todd Lincoln, has attracted high-profile celebrity audience members including Dua Lipa, Jennifer Lopez, Meryl Streep ...

“Jeopardy!” disrespected the legacy of one of America’s most iconic women by airing a segment April 14 that depicted a distorted version of Mary Todd Lincoln. John Wilkes Booth assassinated ...

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 ...

But a few years before we first saw Escola rock Mary Todd Lincoln’s bratty curl on stage, playwright Q. Roger Mason debuted their stage show Lavender Men in 2022 to great acclaim, which examines ...