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Mark Cabus
Role: Stage Manager
Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota but raised in Northeast Tennessee, Mark Cabus is a skilled actor and director, classically trained in England and in New York City. He has performed all over the world in film and television as well as Off Broadway and in regional and children's theater.
A graduate of Belmont University, he received additional training and study at the National Shakespeare Conservatory as well as Columbia and Oxford Universities and the Roundabout Theater’s Theatrical Teaching Institute.
Mark is recognized in his home of Atlanta for his work with the Alliance Theater, Georgia Shakespeare, Theatrical Outfit, Actors Express and Theatre Emory and in Tennessee with the Clarence Brown Company, Tennessee Repertory Theater, the Nashville Shakespeare Festival and his own company, Naked Stages. Mark’s movie and TV credits range from the Warner Bros. blockbuster The Client and HBO's Emmy Award-winning film Against the Wall to the CBS pilot High Lonesome.
His short film, The Important Things, co-written and directed by Belmont University film department chair Will Akers, won the “Cut to the Chase” Award at the 2009 Eugene International Film Festival.
His column, “Naked Pages” is a bi-monthly feature for online magazine, The Clyde Fitch Report: A Nexus of Art and Politics.
An educator of merit, Mark served on the faculties at Belmont University, the Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts, the Nashville Film Institute, the GA Shakespeare High School Conservatory, and as a guest lecturer and teaching artist at Vanderbilt University and the University of the South as well as with Tennessee Performing Arts Center Education.
He is currently the Director of Education at Theatrical Outfit in Atlanta. Twice, The Tennessean and the Nashville Scene honored Mark as the city’s Best Actor and Director (2000, 2008), the only artist in that city to be distinguished as such.
He was awarded the Tennessee Arts Commission/Ingram Industries Individual Artist Fellowship for 1992 and the Tennessee Williams Fellowship for 2003 from the University of the South. Mark is an avid reader and Internet surfer, but his friends prefer his cooking.