Marija Abney
Biography
BFA from The Ailey School/Fordham University and MA from NYU’s Tisch. Film/TV credits include Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War, A Killer Romance, Twisted Marriage Therapist, “Jamaal.” Theater credits include The Lion King, The Cher Show, After Midnight. She is the founder of @thesoapboxpresents, has produced more than 50 performances, and has paid more than 180 artists.\
Credits
Death Becomes Her, The Cher Show, After Midnight
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