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Education at Fells Point Corner Theatre
Education has been a cornerstone of Fells Point Corner Theatre’s mission since our inception. Whether it’s adult acting and writing classes offered by prominent Baltimore theater practitioners or Creative Drama classes for the children of our Upper Fells Point neighborhood, FPCT is committed to teaching and learning and providing individuals and groups with opportunities for thoughtful expression. This is our educational mission; Baltimore is our classroom and its people are our students. We hope you will join us!
We also appreciate any feedback regarding the classes and/or programs you’d like to see offered. Please email us at education@fpct.org with suggestions or any questions you might have.
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Our Team
* Indicates a Member of Fells Point Corner Theatre
Marianne Gazzola Angelella*
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Marianne began her journey as a theatre educator close to 30 years ago at FPCT under the mentorship of Bev Sokal and Marley Willard. She is the lower and middle school drama teacher at The Baltimore Lab School. Her teaching artist experience includes FPCT, Everyman, Center Stage, Spotlighters, and more. Marianne is also an actor and is a proud member of Actors Equity.
Kimberley Lynne*
Kimberley Lynne is a produced playwright with a resume of over forty productions at both local and professional theatres. A member of the Dramatist Guild and AEA, Lynne holds an M.F.A. in Creative Writing and Publishing Design from the University of Baltimore and teaches composition at Stevenson University. http://kimberleylynne.wordpress.com
Penelope Chan*
Penelope Chan has been working as a makeup artist since 2006. She has garnered numerous credits in theater, film, and music videos. She also works as an actor and director in the Baltimore area. She is currently Board Secretary at Fells Point Corner Theater.
Zipporah Brown Gladden
Zipporah is an actor and a teaching artist with a B.A. in Theatre. Zipporah has worked in theatre education since 2012 with Baltimore CenterStage's theatre summer camp and Young Playwrights Festival. In addition, she has been a teaching artist for the Summer Arts and Learning Academy with Arts for Learning, MD since 2018. You may also recognize her as Mrs. Claus from FPCT's Corner Carol. Zipporah is excited to teach this year’s class!
Larry Malkus*
A Baltimore native, Larry Malkus has been teaching Improvisational Acting (Short and Long Form) and Sketch Comedy Writing since 1990. He received his B.F.A. from Brooklyn College, C.U.N.Y. in 1989 and has been active in Baltimore's theater community ever since. Larry is also an experienced stage combat (hand-to-hand, fencing) teacher and choreographer.
Tim Marrone*
Tim received his training at the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre in New York City and has appeared on stage throughout the Northeast, most recently in the Baltimore/Washington DC area. For ten years, Tim served as a founding member of the Maryland-based clown/theatre troupe Theatricks. He has appeared as a silent comic character for the Washington National Opera, The Maryland Lyric Opera, The Summer Opera Series at Catholic University, and has toured as a clown with the George Carden Circus. As a physical comedian, Tim has co-written and performed productions with: The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra; The Baltimore Chamber Orchestra; The Lafayette Symphony Orchestra; The Waterloo Cedar Falls Symphony Orchestra; The West Shore Symphony; The Lansing Symphony Orchestra; The Billings Symphony Orchestra; The Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra; The Lincoln Symphony Orchestra; The Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra; Symphony Orchestra Augusta and The River Concert Series in St. Mary's City, MD. Tim tours his solo show "Clowning Around With Shakespeare" for Young Audiences of Maryland and has taught theatre/movement classes at the Baltimore School for the Arts. In 2010 he joined The Big Apple Circus' Clown Care Unit Team and currently serves as a Red Nose Doc for Healthy Humor, Inc. at Children's National Medical Center in Washington, DC and at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.