Cole Escola is Mary Todd Lincoln in OH, MARY! Off-Broadway — Page 2

Kad said: "RippedMan said: "Listening to Cole on a podcast and they were saying this is like a legit show with sets, etc. Is that true? I've only been to that space for a cabaret so I can't imagine there is much backstage space."

The Lortel was home to MCC for many years- their productions were full fledged. Danny and the Deep Blue Sea was just there. It is not at all a barebones space."

Oooh! My bad I’m getting it confused with the venue off 42! Never mind.

Yeah! The L names was throwing me off. Makes total sense now.

haterobics said: "Anyone know of any discount codes? Not seeing anything, not on TDF..."

OHMAC for preview performances through 2/7 takes $10 off, but also reduces seats in the first 2 rows to $52, which are still available on Sunday 2/4 at 5:30p.

https://ci.ovationtix.com/32405/production/1185289?performanceId=11392830

Any chance this extends? I'm going to NYC on Easter weekend, and this would be at the top of my list to see if it happens to still be playing.

and they will likely only go up as word gets around of the show. If you want to go, purchase now.

Oh, this was very funny. I’m still thinking about Cole’s performance and, especially, facial expressions. Great writing and performances all around. Conrad was excellent. I might even call this a must-see.

My assumption was correct. This was an absolute HOOT! I ended up in the last row of the mezzanine but since I’m tall, I didn’t have a problem. Ricamora also puts his whole foot into the comedy and, having only seen him in dramatic roles (he was the foil in Fire Island - so I don’t count that), this was refreshing and surprising.

Im not giving away anything because to do so would ruin the numerous jokes that, when heard in context, are knock the wind out of you level of funny.

This is gonna be a hard get in the very near future. Rush this morning was already quite difficult

I'm giving this one a must-see! It's Titanique meets Which Way to the Stage meets POTUS. It's very camp, very tongue-in-cheek, and very funny. Cole Escola proves to be a comedic genius and everyone understands the genre they're working in. Don't wait for the reviews - going in blind was a perfect experience for this type of show.

Like the mezzanine, the orchestra isn't well raked so there's definitely some head-dodging, but I would still recommend the cheaper seats in the far sides (I anticipate the TodayTix rush to get harder and harder). An extension seems likely given the excellent word-of-mouth and presumably positive reviews next week, but I wouldn't delay buying tickets.

Caught this earlier than anticipated, so got to use the discount code mentioned earlier, and had a great time. Inadvertently saw three alcohol-related shows (White Chip before, Days of Wine and Roses after), but such a blast at this one.

Not only was Cole great, but the whole cast. I was particularly impressed with James Scully who managed to do both sexy and deranged perfectly. I think this actually had at least 5 laughs a minute from start to finish. Very stupid, very funny, can’t recommend enough.

not sure of outsiders running time, but you can take 2/3 express to 14, transfer across platform to 1, one stop to christopher and about a 3-4 min walk from train to theatre.

Will be there the first weekend in April; really hoping this extends at least two weeks. :-)

A little Cole Escola goes a long way for me (especially after "Search Party") but I have been in love with James Scully since "You." Exactly *how* sexy and deranged is he?