Scarlet Letter Program

Kate Hamill Nathaniel Hawthorne Shelley butler ____________________________________ A World Premiere by

Based on the novel by

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ABOUT US

We create great American theater by developing and producing new works and world masterpieces that most richly direct our gaze to the life of the human spirit.

We cultivate an audience that cherishes the intimate joy of theater, enriched when shared by a community of others.

TRT produces American and world classics, new plays and musicals, programs for young people, and festivals of new work. Each year, we serve over 20,000 students, families and community members through our 5 show season, and 40+ events that reflect our diverse community of Monmouth County. TRT produces work on two stages—the 350-seat Joan and Robert Rechnitz Theater, and the flexible 110-seat Marion Huber Theater.

In 2020 we expanded our campus to 80,000 square feet with the opening of the Center for New Work, Education and Design. TRT has commissioned and premiered original projects including Be More Chill by Tony Award nominee Joe Iconis and Joe Tracz (the theater’s first Broadway production) and Hurricane Diane by former Playwright-in-Residence Madeleine George (which won an Obie Award for its Off-Broadway run). In June 2019, Two River was nationally recognized by USA TODAY as one of “10 great places to see a play.”

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 Land Acknowledgement and IDEA Commitment 7 A Note from Artistic Director Justin Waldman 9 Title Page 11 Cast of Characters 14 Company Bios 20 Leadership Bios 22 Founding Texts: Bob Rechnitz and Teaching The Scarlet Letter 27 Puppetry and Pearl 30 Two River Community of Supporters 34 Our Staff 3

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_____ A NOTE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

JUSTIN WALDMAN Dear friendsWhen I was a kid, I used to love to watch “The A-Team”. Their over the top escapades were a hoot and there was something delicious about George Pepard uttering “I love it when a plan comes together” while chomping on a cigar.

Cut to: A very different crimson first letter of the alphabet.

When I first got this job, my great good friend Shelley Butler was one of my first calls. We’ve known each other for over two decades, after being suite-mates at the Lincoln Center Director’s Lab too long ago to name. Shockingly, we never had the opportunity to work together, despite her being one of the most coveted directors in America. With the privilege to rectify that, we began dreaming. “What ya got, Shelley?” I ask. Shelley, who on the side runs a new play festival in South Carolina (you should make the trip!) says, “I just did a reading of a new Kate Hamill adaptation of The Scarlet Letter.” I couldn’t say YES fast enough. A world premiere theatricalization of Nathaniel Hawthrone’s classic by the inimitable Kate Hamill, America’s most produced and beloved playwright with Shelley at the helm?

Talk about an A-Team!

Meanwhile, back in Red Bank, I’m learning more about the history of this incredible institution, and especially, its founder Robert Rechnitz (Check out the info on page 23). In putting together my first season, I was determined to honor that legacy while adding a novel twist. Here’s where it gets fun: Before founding Two River with his wife Joan 30 years ago, Bob had a distinguished tenure as a Professor of American Literature at Monmouth University.

By chance, what book was on his syllabus for his entire career?

None other than The Scarlet Letter.

For this kismet, I cannot take credit, but I do love it when a plan comes together!!!

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THE SCARLET LETTER

Justin Waldman Artistic Director Nora DeVeau-Rosen Managing Director Robert M. Rechnitz Joan H. Rechnitz Founders

Kate Hamill Based on the novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne A World Premiere by

Scenic Designer..................................Takeshi Kata Costume Designer..............................Sara Ryung Clement Lighting Designer...............................Philip Rosenberg SOUND DESIGNER AND COMPOSER......Kate Marvin HAIR AND MAKEUP DESIGNER.............ROXANNE DE LUNA Puppet Designer.................................James Ortiz PUPPETRY................................................WILL GALLACHER Casting...................................................Caparelliotis Casting/David Caparelliotis and Joseph Gery

DIRECTED BY

SHELLEY BUTLER

OPENING NIGHT: FEBRUARY 9, 2024 JOAN AND ROBERT RECHNITZ THEATER

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CAST OF CHARACTERS (listed in alphabetical order)

Goody Hibbins.................................................Mary Bacon Pearl.................................................................Nikki Calonge Chillingworth...............................................Kevin Isola Dimmesdale.....................................................Keshav Moodliar Hester Prynne..............................................Amelia Pedlow Governor Hibbins.........................................Triney Sandoval PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER......................ALEX MURPHY ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER........................KASSI WILSON

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PERFORMANCE INFO

This play is approximately 90 minutes, no intermission

PRODUCTION CREDITS FIGHT AND INTIMACY................................................ ROCIO MENDEZ, ALEX MIGHT ASSOCIATE SCENIC DESIGNER................................. JIMMY STUBS ASSOCIATE SOUND DESIGNER................................... RYAN MARSH ASSOCIATE LIGHTING DESIGNER.............................. Paul Valliancourt.

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR................................................ BAILEY DUMLAO Deck Cre..................................................................... Tim Becze The videotaping or making of electronic or other audio, video, and/or visual recordings of this production or districting recordings on any medium, including the internet, is strictly prohibited All cast and stage management team are members of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States NI SCE C A

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MARY BACON (GOODY HIBBINS) Drama Desk for The Public and Audible’s’ Coal Country, and her NYC theater career.

Recently, Dig at Primary Stages.

Broadway: Tom Stoppard’s Rock N Roll and Arcadia.

Select Off-Broadway: The Roads To Home and Harrison, TX with Hallie Foote, Charles Busch’s The Tribute Artist, and Lucinda Coxon’s Happy Now?, Primary Stages; Drama Desk/ Lortel nominated Women Without Men and Days to Come, The Mint; GIANT, The Musical at the Public; Alma in Eccentricities of a Nightingale, TACT, NY Times top ten productions of the year. For her dear late husband Andrew Leynse, and their beautiful son Abadi. See more at marybacon.net.

NIKKI CALONGE (PEARl) (she/her/siya) is a performer, puppeteer, and educator. Stage Credits: Life of Pi, Broadway and A.R.T.; Psychic Self Defense, HERE Arts Center; Eterniday, LaMama; Esperpento, Sundance Institute; In the 14

Pony Palace/FOOTBALL, Bushwick Starr; Electric Lucifer, The Kitchen.

Film: Feast of the Epiphany, The Museum of the Moving Image and BAMcinemaFest; Heads or Tails.

Education: Drama B.F.A. NYU/Tisch - Experimental Theater Wing and Playwrights Horizons Theater School, student of Dance/Movement Therapy M.S. Pratt Institute. nikkicalonge.com KEVIN ISOLA (CHILLINGWORTH) For Two River: My Wonderful Day, Forum.

Broadway: Brooklyn Boy. OffBroadway: Lincoln Center, Signature Theatre, Second Stage, Playwrights Horizons, NYSF/ The Public Theater, Transport Group, Wheelhouse, The Play Company, Theatre Row, 59E59, The Women’s Project, Cherry Lane, others. Regional: Shakespeare Theatre Company, The Guthrie, The McCarter, Yale Rep, Two River Theater, The Old Globe, South Coast Rep, Baltimore Center Stage, Shakespeare Theatre of NJ, others. Film: Miles, Blumenthal, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Uninvited, 24 Nights, The New Yorker, others. Television: “The Equalizer,” “The Marvelous Mrs.

Maisel,” “Billions,” “Bull,” “The Blacklist,” “Elementary,” “Deadbeat,” “Smash,” “Fringe,” “Damages,” “Boston Legal,” “Law and Order,” others.

KESHAV MOODLIAR (DIMMESDALE) is a New Yorkbased actor, born in Pune, and raised between Bombay and New Delhi.

Off-Broaway: Queen (Long Wharf and NAATCO), Arms and the Man (Gingold Theatre), Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare Theatre New Jersey), Measure for Measure (The Acting Company) . Film/TV: Extrapolations (Apple), “SINK SANK SUNK” (miniseries), Chicken (Independent), “Untitled Paul Simms Pilot” (FX). MFA: Juilliard.

AMELIA PEDLOW (HESTER PRYNNE) New York: The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window (BAM); Intelligence (NYTW NEXT Door/ Dutch Kills); The Metromaniacs, ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore (Red Bull); Pride & Prejudice (World Premiere by Kate Hamill, Primary Stages); The Liar, The Heir Apparent (Classic Stage Company); You Never Can Tell (Pearl Theatre Company).

Regional (selected): Emma (World Premiere by Kate Hamill, The Guthrie); Dear Jack, Dear Louise (World Premiere by Ken Ludwig, Arena Stage & George Street); Private Lives (St. Louis Rep); Doubt (Studio

Theatre); Red Velvet (The Old Globe); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Merchant of Venice (Shakespeare Theatre Company); Ether Dome (La Jolla Playhouse, Hartford Stage, Huntington Theatre Company); 39 Steps, The Glass Menagerie, Hamlet (Denver Center); Legacy of Light (Cleveland Play House). TV: “The Good Wife,” “Blue Bloods,” “Shades of Blue,” “The Blacklist.”

Juilliard BFA. TRINEY SANDOVAL (GOVERNOR HIBBINS) Broadway: Bernhardt/ Hamlet, Marvin’s Room, MACBETH, A Free Man of Color, A Man for All Seasons, Frost/Nixon. OffBroadway: 72 Miles to Go… (Drama Desk nomination), The Thin Place, Timon of Athens, The Idiot, As You Like It. Regional: La Jolla Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse, American Players Theatre, The Wilma Theatre, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Virginia Stage, Center Stage, Yale Rep., Milwaukee Rep., Alabama Shakespeare, Idaho Shakespeare, California Shakespeare, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, among others and six seasons with Oregon Shakespeare Festival. TV: “Blue Bloods,” “Prodigal Son,” “Black List,” “Elementary,” “Sopranos,” and recurring roles on “Law & Order” and “Law & Order: SVU.” KATE HAMILL (PLAYWRIGHT) Kate Hamill is a playwright and actor based in NYC. She has spent multiple seasons on the most-produced playwright list in American Theatre Magazine. Her most recent work includes Ms. Holmes 15

& Ms. Watson-#2B at Kansas City Rep/Portland Center Stage, Emma at The Guthrie, Dracula at Classic Stage Company, Little Women at Primary Stages/Jungle Theater and Mansfield Park at Northlight Theater. Kate’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense & Sensibility (in which she originated the role of Marianne Dashwood) had its world premiere off-Broadway, produced

by Bedlam. It was named one of the “Top Ten Plays of 2014” by both Ben Brantley of the New York Times and by the Huffington Post, which called it “the greatest stage adaptation of this novel in history.” It reopened in New York in 2016 at the Gym at Judson where it ran for almost 300 performances. Other plays include Vanity Fair which debuted at The Pearl Theater with an extended run and was seen in a coproduction between Shakespeare Theater in DC and American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. Her adaptation of Pride and Prejudice started at Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival in a production that moved to Primary Stages. She is published by Dramatists Play Service and TRW Plays.

SHELLEY BUTLER (DIRECTOR) Shelley Butler has over forty Broadway, OffBroadway and regional credits to date.

She has worked extensively with writers on new plays and musicals and has directed over two-dozen new works including the world premiere of Lucas Hnath’s A Doll’s House Part 2 (South Coast Repertory) and the Japanese premiere of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. Shelley currently serves as Artistic Director for the South Carolina 16

New Play Festival. Shelley has directed and developed work at prestigious companies nationwide including: Ars Nova, Primary Stages, E.S.T., WP Theater, Yale Repertory Theatre, The Old Globe, Milwaukee Rep, Hartford Stage, South Coast Repertory, Denver Center Theatre Company, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Geva, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Pioneer Theatre Company, Contemporary American Theater Festival, New York Stage and Film, Partial Comfort, New Georges, The Playwright’s Realm, Keen Company and New Dramatists. Shelley is the recipient of a Drama League Fall Directing Fellowship, a 2018 Drama League Directing Resident, a 2005 Director’s Guild of America Trainee, a member of SDC, the Lincoln Center Directors’ Lab and the WP Directors Lab. Learn more at Shelleybutler.com TAKESHI (TAK) KATA (SCENIC DESIGNER) Broadway: Prayer for the French Republic (Friedman), Clyde’s (Helen Hayes), Derren Brown’s Secret (Cort), Water for Elephants (upcoming). Off Broadway: Atlantic, NYTW, Playwrights Horizons, Public, Rattlestick, Second Stage, Signature, Vineyard, among others. Other Recent Projects include Until the Flood (FIND festival, Shaubühne, Berlin) and Bug (Steppenwolf). Kata is the recipient of the 2022 Michael Merrit Award for Excellence in Design and Collaboration, and has received Drama Desk, Obie, and Jeff Awards. He is an Associate Professor at University of Southern California, School of Dramatic Arts.

SARA RYUNG CLEMENT (COSTUME DESIGNER) (she/her) OffBroadway: Golden Shield (Manhattan Theatre Club), Somebody’s Daughter (Second Stage Uptown), Fruiting Bodies (MaYi). Regional: World premieres of Lucas Hnath’s A Doll’s House Part 2 and Lauren Yee’s Cambodian Rock Band (South Coast Repertory). Other regional credits include Center Theatre Group, Boston Lyric Opera, Guthrie Theater, Portland Center Stage, Alley Theatre, Denver Center, Geffen Playhouse, Asolo Repertory, Folger Theatre, Pasadena Playhouse, Dallas Theatre Center, Seattle Repertory, Actors Theatre of Louisville, and others. Set design faculty at UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.

MFA, Yale School of Drama; AB Princeton University. sararyungclement.com PHILIP ROSENBERG (LIGHTING DESIGNER) Broadway and West End: Mrs. Doubtfire, Pretty Woman, The Elephant Man, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder and It’s Only a Play.

Regional: Kennedy Center, La Jolla Playhouse, Ford’s Theatre, The Guthrie Theater, The Old Globe, TheatreWorks, Hartford Stage, Alliance, Huntington Theatre Company, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Dallas Theatre Center, Denver Center Theatre, The Alley Theatre, Arena Stage, The McCarter Theatre, Manhattan School of Music, Portland Stage Company, TACT, Barrington Stage Company, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Dorset Theatre Festival, Bay Street Theatre, Goodspeed Opera, Two River Theater Company, George

Street Playhouse, and Westport Country Playhouse.

KATE MARVIN (SOUND DESIGNER AND COMPOSER) Kate Marvin is a New York based sound designer, composer, and musician for theater, film, puppetry, and podcasts. She specializes in making music using found sounds and everyday objects.

Recent work: Danny and the Deep Blue Sea (Lucille Lortel Theatre), Merry Me (New York Theatre Workshop), Big Trip (La Mama/Krymov Lab NYC), Wolf Play (Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Sound Design - MCC/ Soho Rep/Ma-Yi), Bulrusher (McCarter/ Berkeley Rep), the best we could [a family tragedy] (Manhattan Theatre Club), Vanessa in Bed (Audible), Three Sisters (Two River Theater), Fidelio (Heartbeat Opera), Blood Meal (Theater in Quarantine), Wives (Playwrights Horizons), [PORTO] (WP Theater/Bushwick Starr/New Georges), Chimpanzee (HERE/ Festival Mondial des Théâtres de Marionnettes/The Barbican), The Memory Trade (Handmade Puppet Dreams). Associate Artist – Target Margin Theater. MFA Yale School of Drama. katemarvinsound.com.

ROXANNE DE LUNA (HAIR AND MAKEUP DESIGNER) Making her debut and thrilled to be at Two River Theater. Big League Productions: The Cher Show 1st National Tour, North Carolina Theater: Beautiful, The Carole King Musical (2023) Kinky Boots (2020). Ogunquit Playhouse: Sound of Music, Tootsie, The New Broadway Musical (Regional Premiere), Da Vinci Code (American 17

Premiere), Singing In The Rain, Beautiful, The Carole King Musical, Mr. Hollands Opus The New Musical (World Premiere), The Nutty Professor, The Cher Show, Young Frankenstein, Mystic Pizza (World Premiere), Escape to Margaritaville, Annie the Musical, Kinky Boots, Menopause, Cabaret, 42nd Street, Elf the Musical (2018 &2022) Tuacahn: Beautiful, The Carole King Musical (2023) Cleveland Playhouse: Light It UP! (World Premiere).

Playmakers Repertory Company LORT-D: My Fair Lady, Intimate Apparel (2017). Miami University, Ohio: Albert Herring (2014). She was born and raised in El Paso, TX. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts at New Mexico State University and moved to Ohio to graduate with her Master of Arts from University of Cincinnati- Conservatory of Music in Wig & Makeup Design, 2015.

JAMES ORTIZ (PUPPET DESIGNER) Ortiz’s recent creation of Milky White for the Broadway revival of Into the Woods and the Dinosaurs for Lincoln Center’s Tony nominated Skin of Our Teeth have become fan favorites.

Recently: Disney’s Hercules. Previous credits include: The Kennedy Center, Paper Mill Playhouse, The Public Theater, Carnegie Melon University, Dallas Theatre Center, Shakespeare Theatre of DC, Ars Nova, and New World Stages. 2022 Drama Desk winner for Skin of our Teeth. 2016 OBIE winner for The Woodsman. American Theatre magazine “Six Theatre Workers You Should Know” in 2020. www.Jamesortiz.co

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WILL GALLACHER (PUPPETRY) is an actor, puppeteer and puppet director based in NY. Notable puppet and movement credits: Wonderland (Tuacahn Amphitheater); The Women of Padilla (Two River Theater); The Woodsman (New Word Stages, Obie Award Winner). Will is so grateful to be back at Two River and working with such a wonderful team!

CAPARELLIOTIS CASTING (CASTING) Select Broadway: Jaja’s African Hair Braiding, Grey House, Ohio State Murders, Cost of Living, Macbeth, The Minutes, Skeleton Crew, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, King Lear, The Waverly Gallery, The Boys in the Band, A Doll’s House, Part 2, Jitney, The Glass Menagerie. Additional theater includes: MTC, The Old Globe, Atlantic Theater Company. TV/Film: “New Amsterdam” (NBC), “The Boys in the Band” for Netflix (Original Casting).

ALEX MURPHY (PRODUCTION STAGE MANAGER) Alex Murphy returns to Two River Theater after Assistant Stage Managing their production of Two Sisters and a Piano. Regional: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer The Musical, Justice At War (Coterie Theatre); A Christmas Carol, Still Ready (Actors Theatre of Louisville), Wine in the Wilderness (Two River Theater), American Prophet (Arena Stage). National Tour: The Prom. OffBroadway: The Harder They Come, Romeo and Bernadette, Two’s a Crowd. Alex was the Resident Stage Manager for Kansas City Actors Theatre in Kansas City, MO, for three seasons, working on such productions as Death and the Maiden, And Then There Were None, and Skylight.

KASSI WILSON (ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER) is a Theatre Arts Rowan University Alum and is proud of her Two River Theater debut! Past credits include Broadway: SIX: The Musical, Off Broadway: Hell’s Kitchen (The Public Theater), Public Works’ The Tempest (The Public Theater), King James (Manhattan Theater Club), The Harder They Come (The Public Theater), Raisin In The Sun (The Public Theater), Fat Ham (The Public Theater), Our Dear Dead Drug Lord (WP Theater). Other past live event credits include The 76th Annual Tony Awards, Broadway Bares, and Afropunk.

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LEADERSHIP BIOS JUSTIN WALDMAN (ARTISTIC DIRECTOR) (he/him/his) is a theatrical producer and director

who has brought over 250 productions to life during his over 20-year career. As Associate Artistic Director at the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, CA, one of America’s flagship regional theatres, he has developed new musicals and plays, American and world classics, holiday programming, and overseen one of the country’s preeminent Shakespeare festivals. During his tenure, the Globe has transferred six productions to Broadway, including A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder (Tony Award for Best Musical), Bright Star (Tony Nomination for Best Musical) and Almost Famous, had seven productions remounted in venerable New York theatres including Lincoln Center Theater and Roundabout Theatre Company, and presented 35 world premiere productions. Justin was instrumental in the creation of the Old Globe’s Social Justice Roadmap, which charts a path toward making the Globe a more just, equitable, representative, accessible, and anti-racist institution. At Williamstown Theatre Festival, where, as Artistic Associate, he led the Literary Department and new play development initiatives for three seasons, six of the 11 new plays produced were subsequently presented at New York theatres including Lincoln Center Theater, Roundabout Theatre Company, Playwrights Horizons, The Culture Project, and more. Other prior staff positions include Artistic Associate of the Huntington Theatre Company in Boston, MA and Producing Artistic Director of Next Stages, which he founded. Justin is a graduate of Tufts University.

NORA DEVEAU-ROSEN (MANAGING DIRECTOR) (she/her/hers), originally from Brooklyn, NY, is a theatrical administrator and producer (theater and digital), with a deep passion for supporting new voices and new stories. Most recently, DeVeau-Rosen served as a key member of the development team at Pasadena Playhouse, where she garnered the largest general operating gift in the company’s 105-year history. Prior to her fundraising work, she was appointed by Cirque du Soleil to serve as the General Manager of The Works Entertainment, producer of the world’s largest magic shows. In just six months, DeVeau-Rosen oversaw multiple concurrently running productions across the globe, while simultaneously integrating both corporations. From 2016-2019, DeVeauRosen was the General Manager of East West Players, the country’s longest running theater of color and the largest producer of Asian American Pacific Islander work. Under her leadership, the organization successfully navigated a monumental artistic leadership change, doubled the size of its operating budget, expanded the Board of Directors, and co-produced the Broadway production of Allegiance starring George Takei. Before moving to California, she served as the Managing Director of the highly celebrated Clubbed Thumb company that produces “funny, strange and provocative new works by living American playwrights.” There she orchestrated substantial revenue growth, championed emerging playwrights and brokered programs with community partners that ensured sustainable and long-term growth for the company. She has also worked as a consultant and in various capacities at Imaginer, The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Heidi Duckler Dance, Manhattan Theatre Club, New York Theatre Workshop, and the Bushwick Starr, among others. DeVeau-Rosen has served as a grants panelist for California Arts Council, Center Theatre Group, and ART/New York.

ROBERT AND JOAN RECHNITZ (CO-FOUNDERS) founded Two River Theater in 1994—when

Monmouth County was the only major population center in the state without a professional regional theater. After producing seasons at Monmouth University and the Algonquin Theater in Manasquan, Joan and Bob led a community effort to build a new, permanent home for the theater in Red Bank.

In 2005, they opened a state-of-the-art, two-theater complex which was designed by the renowned architectural firm Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates. Bob directed many shows for the theater including the opening production in the new building, the classic American comedy You Can’t Take It with You. Bob served as the theater’s Executive Producer until his death in 2019. Since moving to Red Bank more than 50 years ago when Bob began his teaching career at Monmouth University, Bob and Joan participated in—and generously supported—arts and culture, health, education and environmental stewardship. They have been recognized for their roles as community leaders.

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BOB RECHNITZ AND THE SCARLET LETTER By

Associate Producer Dennis Chambers

Professor Rechnitz lecturing at Monmouth University.

It’s been nearly 30 years since Two River Theater founder Bob Rechnitz left his post as the revered Professor of American Literature at Monmouth University in Long Branch, NJ. Among the many great American novels included in Bob’s syllabi, there was always one constant: Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter.

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As we approach the 175th anniversary of its initial publication, Hawthorne’s tale remains a timeless source of valuable lessons. The Scarlet Letter, at its core, is an exploration of the societies we’ve built and how we choose to live in them. Bob’s lecture notes show that he, like playwright Kate Hamill, saw Hawthorne’s story as a starkly relevant tale that remains significant:

From Bob Rechnitz’s lecture notes

All these years later, the message that was conveyed by Professor Rechnitz still remains etched in the minds of the students he taught. Two River Theater patron, Chryssa Yaccarino (MU ’90), recounted her memories of Professor Rechnitz and what she recalls from his lectures: “Bob offered profound insights into Hawthorne’s resentment towards Puritan intolerance and moral rigidity, as portrayed in The Scarlet Letter (a resentment that Bob himself evidently shared). Bob’s classes served as a means of introspection, prompting his students to reflect on our own human condition through the texts and the artistic expressions of the authors and poets we studied. These lessons continue to hold a special place in my heart—as does Bob.” In choosing to present Kate’s searing adaptation, Justin recognized that what Hester Prynne has to offer us is essential – and not just to every up-and-coming generation of scholars, but also to theatergoers. Here on our stage, the legacy of Bob Rechnitz, his love for Hawthorne’s work, and the vision of Two River Theater come together, offering us a timeless reflection on the human experience.

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PUPPETRY AND PEARL TRT Associate Producer Dennis Chambers How did the decision come about to have the character of Pearl be a puppet?

Director Shelley Butler Pearl’s such a fascinating character.

How do you theatrically represent a child that has been excluded from society? In a reading we had once done of the play, we had a wonderful 13-yearold, but no matter what she did, we never got that otherworldly element— we simply saw a precocious child.

Kate built this world full of heightened theatricality that begged for something as conceptually big as Pearl. It’s a small cast representing a much larger community. We are telling a huge story

Concept sketches for Pearl by James Ortiz Top Right; Nikki Calonge operating Pearl during a puppetry workshop with the creative team. Photo

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through an intentional, economized lens.

We all kept digging into who Pearl really is - what are her relationships, and how does that manifest as this creature that the audience is going to experience?

Those explorations led us to the puppet idea.

Playwright Kate Hamill In some ways, a real child is too real.

The magical thing about puppets is that they accomplish the real and the otherworldly.

Dennis Chambers James, were there any challenges you faced while designing and building Pearl?

Puppet Designer James Ortiz I’ve created a few child puppets, but what I liked about attacking this is that the puppet will inherently spook us, because Pearl is this feral monster.

Puppet characters are usually simpler - cleaner lines with a face fixed in one expression, but Pearl has to express a huge range of emotions. Trying to do that and still make her a human child was a magical exercise. Pearl is this outward explosion of what repression culture does.

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