The play navigates themes of unfulfilled longing, alcoholism, and repressed aspirations, offering a unique perspective on Mrs. Lincoln's inner turmoil.

Through its one-act structure, the production unveils the layers of Mary's forgotten life and dreams, long overshadowed by her husband's legacy. 

"Oh, Mary!" ultimately serves as a platform to reexamine and humanize the often-overlooked figure of Mary Todd Lincoln. By intertwining dark humor with profound introspection, the play offers a fresh perspective on her journey, shedding light on the complexities of her emotions and experiences amidst the backdrop of a pivotal moment in American history.