GLOW actress Betty Gilpin took over the role early this year for a limited engagement, and now a new queer superstar is preparing to step into Mary’s shoes. That’s right! Literal hero Tituss Burgess ...

Titus Burgess is heading back to Broadway, taking over the role of Mary Todd Lincoln in the uproarious comedy “Oh, Mary!” ...

Oh Mary! reimagines the life of Mary Todd Lincoln, depicting her as a wannabe cabaret star with a drinking problem. The play, ...

Six-time Emmy Award-nominated actor Tituss Burgess will take over the role of ‘Mary Todd Lincoln’ in the acclaimed comedy, Oh ...

He'll be the third actor to "don the infamous bratty curls," as a release puts it, following Betty Gilpin, who is currently ...

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt season 2: Tituss Burgess teases new love, one-man show for S2 Pizza Rat Blvd. takes over Brooklyn street for Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Emmys 2015: Unbreakable Kimmy ...

Pride Edition podcast celebrates drag and ballroom heroes Tituss Burgess tells EW's Untold Stories: Pride Edition how Stephen Sondheim helped him come out EW's Untold Stories: Pride Edition ...

Six-time Emmy Award-nominated actor Tituss Burgess (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Schmigadoonl) will take over the role of Mary Todd Lincoln in Cole Escola’s hit Broadway comedy Oh, Mary! for a limited ...

Katie Lee Biegel Launches a Low-Calorie Line of Wine 'Kind of Wild' Tituss Burgess Says 'Sex and the City' Helped 'Generate a Conversation That Was Long Overdue' About LGBTQ+ Community ...

The fabulous Tituss Burgess, who brought us the unforgettable “Pinot Noir” in “The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,” is coming to Saratoga Springs for an evening of favorite melodies from ...

Getting back on a Broadway stage wasn’t easy for Tituss Burgess. When he joined the cast of Broadway’s “Moulin Rouge!” for a two-month run in late 2023, it had been 14 years since Burgess ...

Tituss Burgess is about to don Mary Todd Lincoln’s bouncy curls and voluminous gowns. The “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” star will take over the lead role in Broadway’s “Oh, Mary!” after Betty Gilpin ...