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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Review: Hair at Serenbe Playhouse
Hair. Weed. Sex. Tons of Love. Oh and a lot of belting. These are five things you can expect when it comes to Serenbe Playhouse’s…
Breaking Down the Characters with Deonté L. Warren
Breaking Down the Characters with Aladdin Broadway’s principle standby, Deonté L. Warren. He covers the Sultan, Babkak, and everyone’s favorite magical sidekick, the Genie! We’re…
How James T. Lane is Keeping it Kind and Too Darn Hot
One Role that keeps coming around for you is the Tinman in the Wiz. How would you describe taking on the legacy and mythology of…
James T. Lane on Creating, Reviving, and Replacing in a Broadway show
This is part two of our interview with James T. Lane! In the first part, James and I talked about how he got from Philly…
From Philly to Broadway: How James T. Lane made it to Broadway
On June 10th I got to interview Kiss Me, Kate Broadway’s standout, James T. Lane. What I hadn’t thought about was it was the morning…
“Percy Jackson” thrills teen cult following in Atlanta
With more than 100 million copies of the book series sold worldwide, this global phenomenon has found a new home on the live stage in…
Beyond the Stage Door with T. Oliver Reid
This week’s Beyond the Stage Door is with T. Oliver Reid. His Broadway career spans two decades (1999-2019) and he’s not stopping any time soon!…
Review: The Cake at the Horizon Theatre
The Cake has a muscular point of view, an incredible cast, and the best use of Mashed Potatoes I’ve seen onstage. The Cake at its…
Review: Songs for A New World from Buicentennial Productions
This is how you come out of the gate swinging! In its inaugural production, BUICEntennial puts on Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for A New World.…
Review: Ragtime at Serenbe Playhouse
Every time I walk into a production at Serenbe Playhouse, I’m aware that I must expect the unexpected. And Ragtime is the unexpected. It doesn’t…