Cole Escola

You've also said that the feeling that Mary has, that everyone is annoyed with her, is something that you relate to. Because Abraham thinks that Mary is too much and her dreams are too much. And you worry about that with the way people felt about you.

You've also said that the feeling that Mary has, that everyone is annoyed with her, is something that you relate to. Because Abraham thinks that Mary is too much and her dreams are too much. And you worry about that with the way people felt about you.

Yeah, this play is about a person that everyone thinks is annoying, which is my worst fear. So I'm sort of playing out, basically, can the audience root for someone... annoying. Can a character be so incredibly annoying and you still root for them?

Yeah, this play is about a person that everyone thinks is annoying, which is my worst fear. So I'm sort of playing out, basically, can the audience root for someone... annoying. Can a character be so incredibly annoying and you still root for them?

Yeah, this play is about a person that everyone thinks is annoying, which is my worst fear. So I'm sort of playing out, basically, can the audience root for someone... annoying. Can a character be so incredibly annoying and you still root for them?

But is part of it that Mary, you know, she just wants to express herself. She wants to live her truth.

But is part of it that Mary, you know, she just wants to express herself. She wants to live her truth.

But is part of it that Mary, you know, she just wants to express herself. She wants to live her truth.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

While, you know, when in her marriage, her role in society, her gender have sort of prevented her from doing any of that.

While, you know, when in her marriage, her role in society, her gender have sort of prevented her from doing any of that.

While, you know, when in her marriage, her role in society, her gender have sort of prevented her from doing any of that.

Yeah. Yeah. And that also applies to the rest of the characters in this play. Every one of these characters is dealing with... a deep secret desire that they think they shouldn't have. You know, Abraham Lincoln's sexuality. Every character in this play has a want that they think they shouldn't want.

Yeah. Yeah. And that also applies to the rest of the characters in this play. Every one of these characters is dealing with... a deep secret desire that they think they shouldn't have. You know, Abraham Lincoln's sexuality. Every character in this play has a want that they think they shouldn't want.

Yeah. Yeah. And that also applies to the rest of the characters in this play. Every one of these characters is dealing with... a deep secret desire that they think they shouldn't have. You know, Abraham Lincoln's sexuality. Every character in this play has a want that they think they shouldn't want.

For people who haven't seen you as Mary, can you describe your wig and your dress?

For people who haven't seen you as Mary, can you describe your wig and your dress?

For people who haven't seen you as Mary, can you describe your wig and your dress?