Cole Escola
| Born | November 25, 1986 |
| Hometown | Clatskanie, Oregon, United States |
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Cole Escola Can’t Process the Meteoric Success of Broadway’s ‘Oh, Mary!’
- Up two treacherous flights of stairs at the Lyceum Theatre, Cole Escola sits demurely in their dressing room, awaiting the delivery of a green smoothie. It’s a rare moment of downtime for the 37-year-old star and writer of “Oh, Mary!,” the unconventional smash that’s become the toast of Broadway. “I feel like I’m in the …
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Where to Find the Best Tickets to See Broadway Hit ‘Oh, Mary!’ at the Lyceum Theatre
Previously off Broadway, the dark comedy stars Cole Escola as Mary Todd Lincoln and Conrad Ricamora as Abraham Lincoln.
- EntertainmentThe Hollywood Reporter
Broadway Box Office: ‘Oh, Mary!’ Breaks Another House Record, ‘The Wiz’ Hits Closing High
Cole Escola’s Oh Mary! broke the house record at the Lyceum Theatre last week, bringing in $1.057 million and besting its own record from July 21. The production, written and starring Escola as a reimagined Mary Todd Lincoln, played to 100 percent capacity last week, as it has for the majority of its run. The …
- EntertainmentIndiewire
Stars on Broadway This Fall: Robert Downey Jr., Mia Farrow, and More
Robert Downey Jr., Rachel Zegler, Bob Odenkirk, and more stars are coming to Broadway this season.
- EntertainmentDeadline
UTA Elevates Patrick Herold And Rachel Viola To Co-Heads Of Its Theater Practice
EXCLUSIVE: Following a Tony season in which it collected 28 nominations and a number of notable wins, UTA has upped Patrick Herold and Rachel Viola to co-heads of its theater practice. Based in the agency’s New York office, the pair will oversee day-to-day operations of the department and report to Jay Gassner, partner and co-head …
- EntertainmentThe Daily Beast
Broadway’s ‘Oh, Mary!’ Is Officially a Mother Summit
When Cole Escola’s Oh, Mary! first opened Off-Broadway, it became an instant sensation with a certain Bode-wearing, $8 iced latte-drinking population of gay men in Brooklyn. Then it transferred to Broadway, scoring a new viewer in the creatively curious Long Island commuter. Now, a new population has descended upon the Lyceum Theatre: A-list, mother-tier actresses.On Sunday, the geniuses behind the Oh, Mary! X account posted a photo of Escola with some starry guests. Placing a hand softly on the
- EntertainmentVariety
Where to Buy Tickets For Broadway’s Buzziest Productions: ‘Oh, Mary,’ ‘JOB,’ ‘Stereophonic’ and More
Many of the biggest winners at the 2024 Tony Awards are still available to see in person during your next trip to the Big Apple. “Stereophonic,” a show that examines the tension between art and commerce, triumphed at this year’s awards show, capturing prizes for best play and best musical revival. “The Outsiders,” a kinetic …
- LifestyleSTYLECASTER
Cole Escola’s T-Shirt Is Asking The Important Questions
"What exactly is heterosexuality?" -Mary Todd Lincoln, possibly.
- EntertainmentNY Post
The sensational ‘Oh, Mary!’ proves you can’t predict a Broadway hit
Something I would have never guessed five years ago: One of Broadway’s hottest shows is a rip-roaring comedy about Mary Todd Lincoln, the wife of Abraham Lincoln.
- EntertainmentPeople
Jennifer Aniston and Whoopi Goldberg Share a Laugh at the Hit Broadway Comedy “Oh, Mary! ”(Exclusive Details)
The two actresses attended Cole Escola's acclaimed play on Thursday, July 25
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Designer Willie Norris Is Tomboyx’s First-Ever Chief Creative Officer
A partnership with Cole Escola kicks off Norris’ tenure at the company.
