The article highlights Cole Escola's recent appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, where they discussed their acclaimed Broadway play reimagining Mary Todd Lincoln. More notably, Escola presented a humorous impression of a 'straight guy,' critiquing societal expectations of masculinity. Their comments about enunciation and the challenges straight men face in communication resonated with audiences, showcasing their comedic talent. The clip went viral for its wit and Escola's unique perspective on gender and performance, eliciting both laughter and reflection on traditional roles in comedy.
I'm dying to play a straight guy... I have this straight guy that... and people never think to cast me as a straight guy.
The key is, you have to keep in your mind that enunciating is gay... so you have to be like, really scared, to, like, enunciate.
The worst thing for a straight guy... is being understood.
You guys catch the highlights?
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