The new Broadway play 'Oh, Mary!' has drawn significant attention, welcoming a host of celebrity guests including Robert Downey, Jr., Melissa McCarthy, Sarah Paulson, and Amy Adams.

Since its opening, the play has garnered rave reviews, praised for its engaging storyline and stellar performances.

Written and starring Cole Escola, who rose to fame through YouTube sketches, the play features him in the role of Mary Todd Lincoln.

Originally launched Off-Broadway, the show has successfully transferred to Broadway, attracting a diverse audience that includes Long Island commuters and A-list actresses.

Escola's 'Oh, Mary!' has evolved into a cultural phenomenon, resonating with a wide-ranging audience beyond its initial appeal to the gay demographic.

Celebrities such as Jennifer Aniston and Whoopi Goldberg have publicly praised the show, with Goldberg noting its uplifting nature amidst political turmoil.

The cast features notable talents like Conrad Ricamora and James Scully, enhancing its reputation as a must-see production on Broadway.

Escola shared stories of celebrity visits on 'Watch What Happens Live', highlighting attendees like Sally Field and Madonna.

The show's connection to 'Sex and the City' was further emphasized by the attendance of Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick.

A mix of A-list and B-list celebrities, including Lea Michele and Zoë Kravitz, have expressed their enjoyment of the play.

The opening night was a star-studded affair, featuring guests like Patti LuPone and Amy Sedaris.

'Oh, Mary!' reimagines Mary Todd Lincoln's life as a cabaret star and has extended its Broadway run until November 10.