Marshall W Mabry IV is a singer, actor, playwright, and lover of all things musical theater. Marshall holds the title as the first Camp Broadway Insider sharing his knowledge of the industry as a content contributor and guest journalist on the Camp Broadway blog site.
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A Soldier’s Play: A Pulitzer Prize-Winning Drama that Still Resonates Today
The 1982 Dramatic Pulitzer prize-winning murder mystery and psychological drama, A Soldier’s Play explores issues of race, class, and identity in the United States Army…
Breaking the Mold: ‘Fat Ham’ and the Future of adaptation on Broadway
If you’re a young artist creating today, you know how important it is to see works of art that reflect your experiences and perspectives. That’s…
To Boot or Not to Boot with Vincent Jamal Hooper
“Everything to share, Nothing to Prove…” In this episode of the podcast, we’re talking with one of Hamilton Australia’s stars + as I said on…
The ‘I Am’ Affirmations Notebook Series
Who Are You? That’s the first question 2023 is going to have for you. Each year’s job is to make you question your vision, your…
Class is in Session! Mean Girls opens in Atlanta
In its Atlanta Debut, Mean Girls reimagines through a new lens, one that mirrors the audience in the seats! Mean Girls features a book by…
The Gods Love Christiani with Christiani Pitts
This is the third and final installment of Beyond the Stage Door with Christiani Pitts. (For the other Two Click Here) In this piece, we’re…
Queen of New York with Christiani Pitts
For Part 1 of my interview with Christiani Pitts, click here! In this part, we’re getting into everything King Kong. From the audition process to…
Jumping Over The Moon with Christiani Pitts
When I think of the next generation of leading women on Broadway, the first name I think of is Christiani Pitts. From her star turn…
Why Hug Theatre Matters with Douglas Lyons
With your work now, would you consider yourself an artist activist and how does that play into how you how create? The theme of my…
Creating Something Beautiful with Douglas Lyons
What was your life like after the Dreamgirls tour? Dreamgirls ended in December of 2010. I got back to New York in January and I…