When Mark Christopher Lawrence was a kid, two evangelist preachers told him God was going to call him some day, and he needed to be ready.
Nevertheless, “Family Camp” went forward amid daily temperature checks and COVID tests every four days.He also continued work on a second film and taping for the TV series, “All the Queen’s Men” at Tyler Perry’s studio, where crew and actors were isolated in a protective bubble that minimized interaction with each other and the outside world.He has made the rounds at the local comedy clubs — The American Comedy Co.
Some comics have complained about the restraints of staying inbounds in today’s politically correct, socially sensitive era. Not Lawrence, who is Black. He’s not deterred. “I write about me. If someone has a problem, it’s all about me. ... life’s too short.” Mark Christopher Lawrence, 58, of Normal Heights, has made a name for himself as a TV and film actor and a stand-up comedian.
Lawrence was on stage in Moxie’s first season and acted there periodically over the 12 years while she was artistic director.
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