Oh, Mary!

The curtain opened and hilarity ensued. And ensued and ensued. Historical inaccuracy and period costumes added a patina to the comedy that made the farce engaging. The actors, especially Conrad Ricamora as “Mary’s Husband,” were so good and the action so bawdy that there wasn’t a moment or scene that wasn’t funny, but Cole Escola gave the performance of a lifetime, topped only by their after-show cabaret act. Oh, Mary!