Dukesbay Productions presents the original comedy JAVA TACOMA!

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Dukesbay Productions
Fri, Mar 14, 2014 10:53 PM

Comic Soap Opera: Tacoma-Style

Something unique is happening in Tacoma theatre. A comic soap opera
about three life-long friends who meet every day at a Tacoma coffee
house, is about to tickle our collective funny bone once more!

Jeri, Kate and Linda join forces once again to commit manic mayhem over
at Tacoma's Perky's Coffee House. This time, a suave but untrustworthy
stranger enters their lives. Could this mean romance for one of our
ladies, or a reason for comic revenge? Loosely inspired by William
Shakespeare’s “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” JAVA TACOMA is a celebration
of friendship, middle-aged womanhood and all things Tacoma.

JAVA TACOMA 4: The Merry Wives Americano is the fourth installment of an
original soap opera/sit-com, presented by Dukesbay Productions. Written
by Tacoma playwright Matthew L. Anderson, this theatrical serial is
generously peppered with Tacoma and Pacific Northwest humor.  It is
rated PG for occasional mild language.

JAVA TACOMA: Episode 4
"The Merry Wives Americano"
By Matthew L. Anderson
Directed by Randy Clark
March 28, 29, 30 and April 4,5,6, and 11,12,13, 2014 
The Dukesbay Theater
(above The Grand Cinema)
    508 S. Sixth Ave. #10
    Tacoma, WA 98402
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm, Sundays at 2:00pm.

All tickets are $10, which includes coffee and an assortment of cookies.

For tickets: http://javatacoma.brownpapertickets.com

Dukesbay Productions’ website is located at: www.dukesbay.org.

About the Playwright
Matthew L. Anderson studied Creative Writing and Theatre Arts at the
University of Puget Sound, where he wrote and directed several original
productions. He is a Tacoma resident.

About the Cast
Java Tacoma: The Merry Wives Americano features the talents of a
multi-racial cast, who include Chevi Chung, Aya Hashiguchi, Jack House,
Susan Mayeno, Micheal O’Hara, Sharry O’Hare, John Pfaffe & Marie
Tjernlund.

Original theme song and musical score is composed by Allan Loucks.

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Dukesbay Productions

Showcasing the Works of local playwrights and Giving a Voice to artists
of all ethnicities

Comic Soap Opera: Tacoma-Style Something unique is happening in Tacoma theatre. A comic soap opera about three life-long friends who meet every day at a Tacoma coffee house, is about to tickle our collective funny bone once more! Jeri, Kate and Linda join forces once again to commit manic mayhem over at Tacoma's Perky's Coffee House. This time, a suave but untrustworthy stranger enters their lives. Could this mean romance for one of our ladies, or a reason for comic revenge? Loosely inspired by William Shakespeare’s “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” JAVA TACOMA is a celebration of friendship, middle-aged womanhood and all things Tacoma. JAVA TACOMA 4: The Merry Wives Americano is the fourth installment of an original soap opera/sit-com, presented by Dukesbay Productions. Written by Tacoma playwright Matthew L. Anderson, this theatrical serial is generously peppered with Tacoma and Pacific Northwest humor. It is rated PG for occasional mild language. JAVA TACOMA: Episode 4 "The Merry Wives Americano" By Matthew L. Anderson Directed by Randy Clark March 28, 29, 30 and April 4,5,6, and 11,12,13, 2014  The Dukesbay Theater (above The Grand Cinema)    508 S. Sixth Ave. #10    Tacoma, WA 98402 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm, Sundays at 2:00pm. All tickets are $10, which includes coffee and an assortment of cookies. For tickets: http://javatacoma.brownpapertickets.com Dukesbay Productions’ website is located at: www.dukesbay.org. About the Playwright Matthew L. Anderson studied Creative Writing and Theatre Arts at the University of Puget Sound, where he wrote and directed several original productions. He is a Tacoma resident. About the Cast Java Tacoma: The Merry Wives Americano features the talents of a multi-racial cast, who include Chevi Chung, Aya Hashiguchi, Jack House, Susan Mayeno, Micheal O’Hara, Sharry O’Hare, John Pfaffe & Marie Tjernlund. Original theme song and musical score is composed by Allan Loucks. -- Dukesbay Productions Showcasing the Works of local playwrights and Giving a Voice to artists of all ethnicities