Cole Escola is making it clear that a joke they made at this year’s Tony Awards was not an intentional dig at Nicole ...

Cole Escola on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” Film still: YouTube. As if they weren’t busy enough playing to sold-out audiences in the hit play Oh, Mary!, Cole Escola continues to ...

Up two treacherous flights of stairs at the Lyceum Theatre, Cole Escola sits demurely in their ... Aniston and Steven Spielberg leveraging their celebrity status to get seats — and braving ...

Cole Escola is dressing the part of fashion plate ... referring to the types of high-fashion labels typically sought after by celebrity stylists. “But not everyone can get an antique clown ...

After the curtain call of “Oh, Mary!,” star and playwrigh t Cole Escola said that creating the absurd, queer play was a lot like trying to convince your doctor that you have a tumor.

Oh, Mary! without Cole Escola? As it turns out, yes. The Broadway hit comedy, which recently became the first production of the season to recoup its production cost, will have a new Mary Todd ...

“She never made this cake,” Cole Escola informed ... to trust the show as it was, and Escola did likewise. They still don’t quite trust their new celebrity. “When I’m at those places ...

Escola portrays first lady Mary Todd Lincoln as an alcoholic wannabe cabaret star, with Conrad Ricamora as her long-suffering husband and James Scully as her acting coach. By David Rooney Chief ...