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Showtimes:
Friday - 8 p.m.
Saturday - 8 p.m.
Sunday - 2 p.m.
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All Tickets are $20
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Pay-what-you-can preview on Thursday, March 24th at 8 p.m.
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Talkback: Apr. 3rd post show
Cast & Creative Team
Cast: Kelly Hutchison, Holly Pasciullo, Tom Piccin, Janise Whelan
Director: Steve Goldklang
Stage Manager: Jesse Stiteler
Asst. Stage Manager: Apryl Bancroft
Scenic Designer: Roy Steinman
Lighting Designer: Adrienne Cassara
Costume Designer: Mary Bova
Set Construction: Bruce Kapplin
Booth Technician: Maeve Koch
Producer: Larry Lambert
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Special Thanks: Wil Crowther, Jim Smith, Vagabond Players
March 25 - April 10, 2022
Who's that knocking at the door?!? In the final scene of Henrik Ibsen's 1879 controversial masterwork, A Doll's House, Nora Helmer famously slammed the door on her marriage and family life, leaving her husband and children behind. Well...15 years later she's back, in Lucas Hnath's shockingly funny and smart comedy hit that asks how much--even today--has life changed for Nora and women like her in a world that often still has firm ideas about where they belong.
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"Hnath's inspired writing, which endows each character with an arsenal of fastballs, curveballs and spitballs keeps us disarmingly off-balance."
-Deadline.com
Holly Pasciullo, Tom Piccin
Holly Pasciullo
Janise Whelan, Holly Pasciullo
Holly Pasciullo, Tom Piccin
Photos by Kiirstn Pagan
Reviews
Cast & Creative Bios
Kelly Hutchison (Emmy) was born and raised in Maryland, she graduated from Towson University with a BFA in 2015. Previously seen in the FPCT production of Jerusalem as Pea and Iron Crow Theatre's production of F-ing A. In the summertime, Kelly runs a drama day camp for local kids in southern MD. "This production has been an excellent return to the theatre after such a long time away. A dearly missed feeling, and I'm overjoyed that the theatre is back and ready for action." (she/her)
Holly Pasciullo (Nora) is excited to return to the FPCT stage where her roles include: Anna/Nell in Everett Beekin; Bunny in The House of Blue Leaves; Lane in The Clean House; Diane in The Little Dog Laughed; and Sarah in Table Manners. Other local credits include Masha in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, the Baker’s Wife in Into the Woods, and Alice Beane in Titanic. By day, Holly is an English teacher in Howard County. (she/her)
Tom Piccin (Torvald) is an actor, director, and playwright. He most recently appeared at Fells Point Corner Theatre as Claudius in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Other favorite acting roles in the Baltimore area include Jack Jerome in Brighton Beach Memoirs with the Vagabond Players, John Proctor in The Crucible with Lumina Theatre Company, Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing with Artistic Synergy of Baltimore, Inspector Goole in An Inspector Calls at Laurel Mill Playhouse, Felix Geisel in The Game’s Afoot at Spotlighters Theatre, Lenny Ganz in Rumors with Just Off Broadway, and Julian Farrar in The Unexpected Guest at Cockpit in Court. His 10-minute plays Ruth, Promise, Sandalwood, Tainted, and Match have been performed online and at various venues across the U.S. (he/him)
Janise Whelan (Anne Marie) moved to Baltimore in 1983 and ended up in her first play at the original Fells Point Theater on S. Broadway in a production of Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean as Sissy (then). Since then, she has performed in over 50 plays in Baltimore City and the surrounding areas. In addition to her roles on stage, she has started "playing" onscreen too: from a mother in a "Disability Associates" commercial, a Campaign Worker in the movie Game Change and a secretary in a TV pilot East Coast Grow. Janise also has three films that traveled the indy festival circuit: Road Rage, Boston2Philly, and her favorite, Butterfly Kisses. Her favorite stage roles to date: Soot in The Marriage of Bette and Boo, Marjorie in Extremities, Doris in The Cemetery Club, Truvy in Steel Magnolias and Allison in Look Back in Anger. She is pleased to be a part of this wonderful cast. (she/her)
Steve Goldklang (Director) is thrilled to return to direct at FPCT. Previous productions for Fells Point Corner Theatre include: 10x10x10; The Divine Sister; Cock; Seminar; Orphans; Love, Loss And What I Wore; The Little Dog Laughed; Table Manners; The Clean House; The Sisters Rosensweig; Broadway Bound; Art; and Everett Beekin. Other recent productions for the Vagabond Players include: Brighton Beach Memoirs, Blithe Spirit, Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike, The Lion in Winter, Born Yesterday, The Foreigner, Room Service, Frost/Nixon, Six Degrees of Separation, Speed-the-Plow, I Hate Hamlet, Kimberly Akimbo, and Tiny Alice. (he/him)
Mary Bova (Costume Designer) is a theatrical and operatic costume design/construction professional, working in the Baltimore area for over 25 years, is pleased to have her work grace the stage at FPCT once again. Favorite past FPCT productions include: Parade, Passion, Gross Indecency, Don Juan in Hell, and The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged). Other favorite projects include Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (DCT), Billy Goats Gruff and Sleeping Beauty (TU Opera in a Can), Camelot Requiem (Figaro Project), The Magic Flute (AACC), Lady Swanwhite (Opera Tampa) and Levy’s Ghost (performed onboard the USS Constellation). (she/her)
Bruce Kapplin (Set Construction) brings over 35 years of production experience. He enjoys participating in local theater, and most recently was the set designer for Wit and Angel Street (Gaslight) at FPCT and the video designer for Rapid Lemon’s Variations on Myth. He started his career as an intern at Baltimore Center Stage. Over the years he has worked with Props and Sets, Baltimore Stage Lighting, Barrons Stage Curtains, Theater Service and Supply and now owns Jericho Stage Inc. a full service production company providing services to clients such as Bowie State University, DC Jazz Festival, Gilman School, Roland Park Country School, Iron Man Triathlon, The Architect of The Capitol, WBAL TV, House of Cards, and the Women’s March on Washington. He thanks Rusty his emotional support dog. (he/him)
Larry Lambert (Producer) has been involved with Fells Point Corner Theatre since its opening season at 251 S. Ann Street in 1987, first as a subscriber, then a member and finally a Board member and President. He has long-term experience with both the creative and business sides of theater. As a member of Cleveland’s Cain Park Summer Theater, he found out that his acting skills needed some work and switched to a public relations and business focus. He received a Master’s in Organizational Communications at the University of Akron and spent 20 years in communications positions, ranging from television production to teaching and publishing before moving to the Information Technology space. He is honored to be the Producer for ADHP2 and to be working this wonderful cast and creative team. (he/him)