He is currently touring with his one man show “The Magic Negro and Other Blackness” a sketch show that examines the depiction of black men in the media. For his work with the show, he was awarded “Best Professional Funny Man” by Creative Loafing Atlanta in 2015. He has taken the show to festivals all over the country including, San Francisco Sketchfest, Charleston Comedy Festival, and the North Carolina Comedy Arts Festival. Mark first got into comedy while studying film at Northwestern University. He had a chance to work at Comedy Central through the Chris Rock Summer School Program for up and coming comedy writers of color. During his time at Comedy Central, he got to pitch jokes to the writing staffs of “The Daily Show” and “The Colbert Report.”