Key Points Cole Escola looked unrecognizable wearing a Bridgerton-coded auburn wig and corseted gown to the 2025 Tony Awards on Sunday, June 8. Escola, who is nominated for two Tony Awards for Oh ...

Cole Escola made history at the 2025 Tony Awards on Sunday night. Escola, the deranged genius behind "Oh, Mary!", won best leading actor in a play for their inspired turn as first lady Mary Todd ...

Cole Escola shared more details on how their fashion tribute to Bernadette Peters came to life at the 2025 Tony Awards In an interview on Late Night with Seth Meyers, the actor revealed that he ...

ESCOLA: I think, again, it comes down to femininity and, like, who's allowed to own their femininity and who's not. Like, for example, "The Little Mermaid" - Ariel is sort of accidentally feminine.

Cole Escola channeled Broadway icon Bernadette Peters in a curly auburn wig and a Regencycore gown at the 2025 Tony Awards on Sunday, June 8. See the Tony award nominee's look, here.

Cole Escola at the 2025 Tony Awards. Theo Wargo/Getty Escola then sent out a sweet message to their mother. "First of all, hi mom. I love you. I'll call you when I can,” they continued.

Cole Escola modeling a plumed Wiederhoeft mini dress at a fitting with the brand in June, as the actor was considering outfits to wear to the Broadway premiere of “Oh, Mary!” Yael Malka for ...

All eyes were on Cole Escola last night. The “Oh, Mary!” star, 38, attended the Tony Awards 2025 in New York City, paying tribute to Bernadette Peters in a silvery-blue gown. Escola’s ...

Stepping into her latest role as Mary Todd Lincoln in Broadway's "Oh, Mary!" Jinkx Monsoon opens up about comedy, censorship ...

Jinkx Monsoon steps into Cole Escola’s twisted, Tony Award-winning Broadway play, 'Oh, Mary!,' alongside Kumail Nanjiani and Michael Urie for eight weeks.

After nearly a decade in development, Warner Bros. Pictures Animation's long-awaited holiday film Margie Claus is moving ahead, with a confirmed release date of 5 November 2027. Originally conceived ...

Escola now uses they/them pronouns. Asked to explain, Escola said, "I have always felt not male, not female. And you know, it's funny, because recently I saw photos of me on Instagram.