"The debut L.A. stage production of  Carole Cook Died For My Sins,  written by Insecure alum Mason McCulley,  and inspired by his longtime friendship with Lucille Ball protégé and close friend Carole Cook opens at the Skylight Theater on Sunday, Oct. 20, and will run through Sunday, Nov. 10. The solo show will be performed by McCulley and is directed by  L.A. theater director and film writer Cameron Watson (Break a Hip, Our Very Own)."

From stage, "INSECURE," a ton more TV appearances, Mason McCulley pops into The Roundtable with Robert Bannon! He has a brand new show called "Carole Cook Died For My Sins!" We love Carole so we had to find out more!

Insecure alum Mason McCulley has announced a stage production Carole Cook Died For My Sins will have its world premiere at the Skylight Theatre in Los Angeles this fall...

‘Insecure’ alum Mason McCulley talks his forthcoming stage production ‘Carole Cook Died For My Sins’ which he describes as “a gay son’s love letter.”

Mason joins Andrew Cortes & Hope Bird to discuss Carole Cook Died for my Sins

Gil Kaan sits down with Mason to discuss the upcoming run of Carole Cook Died for my Sins.

Christine Fitzgerald sits down with Mason about his upcoming show for Socialite Life

Carole Cook, known for her standout roles in The Lucy Show and Here’s Lucy, left an indelible mark on Hollywood. Now, her legacy is taking center stage once again, thanks to Mason McCulley — her longtime friend and mentee.

Mason sits down with EDGE Media Network to discuss his new show.