Oh, Mary! Tickets

Actress, comedian, and musician Meg Stalter can currently be seen starring in her breakout, scene-stealing role as Kayla in the fifth and final season of HBO Max’s Emmy and Peabody Award-winning comedy series, Hacks, opposite Jean Smart, Hannah Einbinder and Paul W. Downs. Most recently, Stalter expanded her creative repertoire into music, shifting beyond comedy and acting with the release of her debut single, “Prettiest Girl in America”, and announced her upcoming album Crave, releasing this summer. For fans of early Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and high-gloss pop, the album is a project that explores identity, desire, and self-perception through a distinctly offbeat lens, positioning Stalter as an unexpected new voice in music. Last year, Stalter starred as the lead of Netflix’s romantic comedy series Too Much, co-created by Lena Dunham and Luis Felber. The 10-episode series follows Jessica (Stalter), a New York workaholic reeling from heartbreak who relocates to London in search of solitude — only to find herself drawn into an unexpected connection with Felix (Will Sharpe), a chaotic and emotionally elusive musician. Her additional credits include the indie dark comedy Cora Bora from director Hannah Pearl Utt, Peacock’s reboot of Queer as Folk, Chelsea Peretti’s First Time Female Director, and Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain from the popular SNL comedy trio. As a comedian, Stalter’s unique blend of character study and sketch comedy has gained her a massive and loyal online following and led to sold-out stand-up tours across the US.

Phillip James Brannon has been seen on Broadway in JUNK (Lincoln Center). Off-Broadway: Merry Wives (The Public) Toni Stone (Roundabout), Log Cabin, Tiny Beautiful Things (The Public), BootyCandy (Playwright's Horizons, Obie Award) The Antipodes (Signature Theatre), ToasT (The Public), The City of Conversation (Lincoln Center), Nat Turner in Jerusalem, Love and Information, Belleville (NYTW) We Are Proud...(SoHo Rep). Regional: Williamstown, Sundance, Steppenwolf, Huntington, Chicago Shakespeare, Goodman, Kansas City Rep, Woolly Mammoth, The Wilma, Court Theatre. TV/Film: Roscoe on Servant, The Sinner, Blacklist, The Good Fight, Elementary, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Law & Order: SVU, Contagion. Training: DePaul University.

Barrett Foa was most recently seen as First Gentleman Elliott Morgan on the Netflix/Shondaland White House murder mystery, The Residence. He is perhaps best known to audiences as tech whiz Eric Beale on 12 seasons and 275+ episodes of the hit CBS drama, NCIS: Los Angeles.  Guest stars include Will & Grace (2019), Inventions That Changed the World, Entourage, NCIS, and The Closer. Barrett’s Broadway credits include Princeton/Rod in Avenue Q, Leaf Coneybear in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and the original company of Mamma Mia! Off-Broadway: the 1-man-7-character-100-minute comedy Buyer & Cellar at Barrow Street; Jesus in Godspell (30th Anniversary cast recording w/ Shoshana Bean); Tio Pepe at The Public; and he originated the role of Eddie in Adam Bock’s The Drunken City at Playwrights Horizons. Barrett had the honor of playing Prior in Angels in America: Parts 1 & 2 (St. Louis Rep - Theatre Circle nom.); as well as Oscar in Sweet Charity opposite Laura Bell Bundy (Reprise 2.0 - LA Ovation Award nom.); Harold Hill in The Music Man (CT Rep); Max in The Sound of Music (Ogunquit Playhouse); and has played lead roles at Paper Mill Playhouse, Bay Street Theatre, The MUNY, Hartford Stage, TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, North Shore, MT of Wichita, Pittsburgh CLO, Weston Playhouse, and The Shakespeare Theatre in D.C.  He's developed work at Roundabout, Playwrights Horizons, New York Theatre Workshop, Ars Nova, IAMA, and Signature Theatre. Barrett twice served as the on-air backstage host of the Tony Awards. He attended Interlochen Arts Camp for four summers, studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, and is a proud graduate of The University of Michigan's Musical Theatre Department. Barrett is a founding member and Vice President of the Board of the nonprofit, Every Day Action, which reallocates Hollywood's excess food to the unhoused and hungry.

Original Off-Broadway cast. Miss Leigh's performances include Waxy Bush in The Nap (u/s, performed) at MTC, Frannie Halcyon in Tales of the City: The Musical, in concert at the Music Box Theatre, Time/Wind in Taylor Mac’s The Lily's Revenge, Tatiana in Trans Scripts, Part 1: The Women, Mary Ellen in the groundbreaking film Transamerica, and Dr. Rachel Sandow on Law & Order: SVU. Her writings include "Orla" in Overheard: Fourteen Monologues commissioned by the Breaking the Binary Festival. She is featured in Laverne Cox’s documentary Disclosure on Netflix, and can be heard on Audible’s recording of Chonburi International Hotel and Butterfly Club. Love you, Mom! 

Ryo Kamibayashi was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan. Broadway: The Outsiders, Pirates! The Penzance Musical. Regional: Damn Yankees (Arena Stage). Readings: Crazy Rich Asians, You Seem Sad, Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen, The Last Man. BFA in Musical Theatre and a minor in Music Composition from the University of Michigan. He would like to thank his friends and family!

Cole Escola (they/them) is a comedian, actor, and writer. They’ve received a Drama Desk Award, a Theatre World Award, and two Outer Critics Circle Awards for Oh, Mary! and they’re thrilled to be making their Broadway debut with the show. Notable TV includes: Search Party, At Home with Amy Sedaris, Difficult People (on which they also wrote), Man Seeking Woman, Mozart in the Jungle, and Ziwe (for which they were also a writer). Cole consulted on Hacks for HBO and also wrote for The Other Two for Comedy Central. They were the co-creator, writer, and star of the lo-fi cult-hit TV show Jeffrey and Cole Casserole, and were named one of Vanity Fair's “25 Best Performances of 2023" for their special Our Home Out West, and “Best Sketch Comic of 2020” by the New York Times for their special Help! I’m Stuck!, which they filmed alone in their apartment during quarantine. Both self-produced specials are available on YouTube

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