Indigenous Artist

Marshall is from the Kainai Nation and a graduate from the University of Lethbridge with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama Performance. As an actor, director, writer, and drag performer, they use theatre to build a foundation of understanding and act as a pillar of support for marginalized voices, bringing creativity and passion to all aspects of their work.

Their play Where the Two-Spirit Lives is a one person show encompassing storytelling, movement, and lots of lip-syncing as a way of celebrating the resurgence of Indigiqueer knowledge and understanding.

Marshall is the recipient of the 2018 Theatre Calgary Stephen Hair Emerging Actor Award.

Outside of the theatre, they advocate for equity, diversity, and inclusion, working extensively as a facilitator of gender and sexual diversity education. As a community program developer, advocating for Two-Spirit, Queer, and Trans youth, Marshall’s work reflects their commitment to fostering togetherness, often blending artistry with social impact. In their free time, Marshall enjoys watching horror films, singing show tunes in the car, and nurturing their collection of houseplants!

When not immersed in their advocacy or artistic endeavors, Marshall enjoys watching horror films, belting out show tunes in the car, and tending to their growing collection of houseplants.

INDIGENOUS ANCESTRY

First Nations

SELF-IDENTIFICATION

Kainai Nation (Blood Tribe), Southern Alberta