Performatist
    Theater
    Broadway

    Oh, Mary!

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    Tuesday, August 18, 2026

    7:30 PM

    Lyceum Theatre

    149 West 45th Street, New York, NY

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Oh, Mary! at the Lyceum Theatre brings together stage and screen performers Barrett Foa, Cheyenne Jackson, Maya Rudolph and Phillip James Brannon. Each arrives with a theater-rooted approach—Foa and Jackson from Broadway musical work, Rudolph from character-driven comedy, and Brannon from ensemble-based Broadway practice, all emphasizing timing, text and vocal clarity.

    About the Artists

    Maya Rudolph

    Maya Rudolph is a performer whose work moves between theater and Broadway, with recent appearances connected to New York City’s Lyceum Theatre. Her background spans stage craft and character-driven comedy, shaped by years of ensemble work and live performance discipline.

    Phillip James Brannon

    Phillip James Brannon is a New York City–based theater performer with work rooted in Broadway practice. At the Lyceum Theatre, he has appeared in *Oh, Mary!* alongside Maya Rudolph and Cheyenne Jackson.

    Cheyenne Jackson

    Cheyenne Jackson

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    Cheyenne Jackson is an actor and singer whose career spans Broadway, theater, screen work, and concert performance. In New York City he has appeared at venues including the Lyceum Theatre, sharing the bill on *Oh, Mary!* with Maya Rudolph and Phillip James Brannon.

    Meg Stalter

    Meg Stalter

    Meg Stalter is an American comedian and actress whose work often moves between stand-up, sketch, and character-driven performance. She is widely recognized for playing Kayla on HBO Max’s *Hacks*, where her comedic timing is built through specificity and social observation.

    Barrett Foa

    Barrett Foa

    Barrett Foa is an American actor, singer, and dancer whose career has moved between Broadway stages and screen work. In New York, he is associated with Broadway roles including Princeton and Rod in *Avenue Q* and performances in *Mamma Mia!*, and he appears at the Lyceum Theatre in *Oh, Mary!*.