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"...DARING..."
"...INNOVATIVE..."
~playbill.com
Scaffolding Theatre Company

June 2018 

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Don't Miss OTHELLO: THE REMIX!

 For three weekends in June, Scaffolding
is bringing theatrical adventure to Las Cruces
with Othello: the Remix.
This 80 minute rap adaptation
of one of Shakespeare's greatest stories
premiered at London's Globe Theatre in 2012
and has since played New York City, Chicago, Scotland, Germany, South Korea, Australia,
and more to great acclaim.
 
Scaffolding's dynamic four-member cast and DJ will rock Lavish Ultra Lounge
(201 E. University Ave., inside the Ramada Hotel)
with food and alcohol for sale
one hour before the 8pm showings.
The 3pm Sunday matinees will not sell food/drink.
 
“I have been anxious to bring this exhilarating, funny, yet moving production to town since witnessing it in Chicago in 2012,” says Scaffolding Co-Founder and the production’s director Megan McQueen. “The show features four incredibly gifted, explosively energetic young men
who have all been known to dazzle Las Cruces
with their rap skills before.
​Each is showing off his versatility in this project. It’s really inspiring to watch them work.” 


Tickets are available for purchase
in advance online only, or at the door
one hour before each performance. 
Call 575-644-7136 for more information.


PERFORMANCE DATES:
Friday June 1st at 8pm
Sunday June 3rd at 3pm

Friday June 8th at 8pm
Saturday June 9th at 8pm
Sunday June 10th at 3pm
Friday June 15th at 8pm
Saturday June 16th at 8pm
Sunday June 17th at 3pm

#othelloraps
PURCHASE TICKETS
JULIAN ALEXANDER (Iago, et al) makes a temporary return to Las Cruces after earning an MFA from Leeds Beckett University. His impressive achievements range from producing and performing in another of the Q Brothers' fabulous Shakespearean "adRAPtations,"  The Bomb-itty of Errors (2015 and 2016) to having screened work in the short film corner of Cannes International Film Festival (2016). He is currently an adjunct professor of film at both NMSU and EPCC. #suitsandfrogs

JOSH HORTON (Othello, et al) just completed his second of three years in pursuit of an MFA from UNLV. There he has appeared in Macbeth, Take Me Out, and Bomb-itty of Errors, among others. While earning a theatre arts degree at NMSU, he performed in over a dozen projects, including Julian's production of Bomb-itty of Errors, and award winning turns in NMSU's productions of  The Misanthrope and Twelfth Night.   ​

MARK KITANGA (Cassio, Emilia, et al) found a passion for performing while appearing as Horse in The Full Monty and Donkey in Shrek, both at Las Cruces Community Theatre. He has since appeared in Conference of the Birds for No Strings Theatre Company, and in a variety of musical numbers for Broadway Today and around the community. He is currently employed as a systems analyst at NMSU.

JUAN APODACA (Roderigo, Bianca, et al) appeared in Scaffolding's last production, Five Course Love. After years performing in roles ranging from Princeton in Avenue Q to the title role in Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson at El Paso Community College, he has appeared in several musical revues throughout Las Cruces. Most recently, he played Roger in NMSU's production of RENT.  
Watch the video above to hear about
Othello: the Remix
from composers JQ & GQ. 

Donor Info

we need your help

Inspired by a recent $1,000 donation,
Megan just personally fronted $3,000
 to purchase the sound system
our Technical Director Sam Tyson
deemed Scaffolding-worthy. 


Please consider sponsoring
​one of the dedicated artists
​involved with this production
​to help with these expenses:
​
donor info

Click here to see a gallery of 
FIVE COURSE LOVE
and ALL past
Scaffolding productions.

WHAT's NEXT FOR JUSTIN & MEGAN

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This summer Scaffolding Co-Founder Justin Lucero is directing the Rodgers & Hammerstein classic South Pacific for the UTEP Dinner Theatre.
Fellow Co-Founder Megan McQueen will play
Nellie Forbush to Scaffolding Veteran James Gier's Emile de Becque. 

Click here to get more information
on dates and ticket sales. 
"...DARING..."
~playbill.com
"...INNOVATIVE..."
~playbill.com
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