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Oh, Mary!

Cole Escola's Tony-winning Mary Todd Lincoln farce — a rotating star cast at the Lyceum, booking deep into 2027.

Lyceum Theatre · Theater District

Runtime80 min
Intermissions0
Typical price$89–$349

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About the show

Cole Escola's Broadway comedy hit — a wild, unhistorical spoof of Mary Todd Lincoln in the days leading up to her husband's assassination. Escola imagines Mary as a temperamental alcoholic trapped in an unhappy marriage with a closeted President Lincoln, longing to reclaim her former life as a cabaret performer. Escola originated the role off-Broadway (Lucille Lortel, February 2024) and on Broadway (Lyceum Theatre, July 11, 2024); Escola won the 2025 Tony for Best Leading Actor in a Play. Since Escola's exit the title role has rotated through a starry cast including Betty Gilpin, Tituss Burgess, Jinkx Monsoon, Jane Krakowski, John Cameron Mitchell, Maya Rudolph, and (as of mid-2026) Megan Stalter. Director Sam Pinkleton won the 2025 Tony for Best Direction of a Play. The run has been extended repeatedly; as of 2026-08-04 the official site sells performances through July 10, 2027, and no closing has been announced.

Content advisory: Recommended ages 16+. Strong language, sexual content, drug references, political and historical figures treated with maximum irreverence. Not a history lesson; not a family show.

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Frequently asked questions

Who's currently playing Mary Todd Lincoln in Oh, Mary!?
A rotating principal cast. Cole Escola originated the role and won the 2025 Tony for Best Leading Actor in a Play; since Escola's exit, the role has been played by Betty Gilpin, Tituss Burgess, Jinkx Monsoon, Jane Krakowski, John Cameron Mitchell, Maya Rudolph, and (as of mid-2026) Megan Stalter. Confirm the current performer on the official site or Telecharge before booking.
When does Oh, Mary! close on Broadway?
No closing date has been announced. The official site sells performances at the Lyceum through July 10, 2027, and the run has been extended repeatedly since opening in July 2024.
How long is Oh, Mary!?
About 80 minutes with no intermission — one of the shortest running times on Broadway.
Where is Oh, Mary! playing?
The Lyceum Theatre, 149 W 45th Street — a 1903 landmark and the oldest continuously operating legitimate theater in New York City.
Is Oh, Mary! historically accurate?
No, and it's not trying to be. Escola's Mary is a wildly reimagined comedic character — a temperamental alcoholic ex-cabaret performer trapped in an unhappy marriage — not the historical figure. The play is a farce, not a history play.

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