Born and raised here in the Charlotte area, Marcus Hart has dedicated nearly 30 years of professional experience as a master barber-stylist and manager in the barber industry. Not only has his talents served the local community of Charlotte and the surrounding area but through the years he has also extended his reach by providing those same services to the homeless, models, national recording artist, professional athletes and well known actors. Dedicated to providing dependable and professional services to his clients he holds himself to a higher standard and firmly believes that now in an era of constantly changing trends within this very diverse profession, one thing will never change or go out of style like a simple and very clean and polished haircut and/or shave with great customer service with an attention to detail.
The Logo
The logo was designed by myself with the help and the vision of Nick Thorley, owner of Thorley Graphics located here in Charlotte, NC. I wanted to incorporate something of remembrance to my late cousin, Kimberly Thompson-Beatty in not only the naming of the business but in logo as well. Kim passed away after her long bout with MS which consumed most of her life after being diagnosed in her late teens. She passed away at the age of 44, and I’ve made it my personal mission to spend the rest of life helping to bring an awareness to such a debilitating disease. The name Center Stage comes from her passion of dancing and ballet which she loved when she was a kid and I was able to incorporate the delta symbol of her sorority, Delta Sigma Theta and use it in place of the “A” in Stage. The sororities color are crimson and cream but I chose to make the color of the symbol orange, which is the color recognized and identified with National Multiple Sclerosis Society. No matter what color combinations or variations I use for the logo itself, the symbol itself will always remains orange in all marketing material and branding.
