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‘Oh, Mary!’ Live Capture Starring Cole Escola To Debut On HBO & HBO Max In 2027

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What happened

A live capture of Oh, Mary!, the hit, award-winning Broadway and West End stage comedy written by and starring Cole Escola will debut on HBO in 2027, the network announced today.

Key facts

  • A live capture of Oh, Mary!, the hit, award-winning Broadway and West End stage comedy written by and starring Cole Escola will debut on HBO in 2027, the network announced today.
  • Reported by Deadline and published Thu, 10 Sep 2026 18:00:00 UTC.

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