Joe Plambeck News

Who Wants Cake? is excited to present Margaret Edwartowski's GPS-winning short play, My Dull Friend. After overwhelmingly winning the audience favorite award at the 2010 GPS Festival, My Dull Friend will receive a limited engagement run at The Ringwald Theatre. Performances for My Dull Friend will play March 4th through 13th at 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays and 5pm on Sunday afternoons. Tickets are $5 for all performances and can be reserved online at www.WhoWantsCakeTheatre.com or by phone at 248-545-5545.

Who Wants Cake? is excited to present Margaret Edwartowski's GPS-winning short play, My Dull Friend. After overwhelmingly winning the audience favorite award at the 2010 GPS Festival, My Dull Friend will receive a limited engagement run at The Ringwald Theatre. Performances for My Dull Friend will play March 4th through 13th at 10pm on Fridays and Saturdays and 5pm on Sunday afternoons. Tickets are $5 for all performances and can be reserved online at www.WhoWantsCakeTheatre.com or by phone at 248-545-5545.

After many fits and starts, Who Wants Cake? is delighted to announce the four shows that will comprise their premiere 2011 season.

After many fits and starts, Who Wants Cake? is delighted to announce the four shows that will comprise their premiere 2011 season.

If you're allergic to shopping malls, excessive commercialism or egg nog, Who Wants Cake? has the perfect solution to restore a smile to your overburdened holidays.

Who Wants Cake? is thrilled to announce their Fall 2010 season! This is their 4th fall season announcement and it is filled with exciting things as they branch out for the first time to a theatre other than The Ringwald, bring a spooky Detroit premiere, and celebrate the holidays in an other-wordly style.

In celebration of the United Nations' International Peace Day, The New Theatre Project will present a staged reading of the greatest anti-war play of all time, Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage and Her Children in an English version by Tony Kushner.

In celebration of the United Nations' International Peace Day, The New Theatre Project will present a staged reading of the greatest anti-war play of all time, Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage and Her Children in an English version by Tony Kushner.

From the playwright of Southern Baptist Sissies, the 2007 Who Wants Cake? smash hit, comes a black comedy about white trash in which the men play women and the women play men.

Broadway's 'little show that could,' about two New York actors creating the very show they're performing, will play its last show on March 15 at The Ringwald Theatre.

Broadway's 'little show that could,' about two New York actors creating the very show they're performing, will get its Michigan premiere this winter at The Ringwald Theatre courtesy of Who Wants Cake? The charming Jeff Bowen/Hunter Bell musical, [title of show], opens Friday, February 19th and plays for an exclusive four week engagement ending on Monday, March 15th.

Broadway's 'little show that could,' about two New York actors creating the very show they're performing, will get its Michigan premiere this winter at The Ringwald Theatre courtesy of Who Wants Cake? The charming Jeff Bowen/Hunter Bell musical, [title of show], opens Friday, February 19th and plays for an exclusive four week engagement ending on Monday, March 15th.

Acclaimed playwright Kim Carney and the gang at Who Wants Cake? will team up for a one-night-only reading of her newest play.

Acclaimed playwright Kim Carney and the gang at Who Wants Cake? will team up for a one-night-only reading of her newest play.

If you're allergic to shopping malls, excessive commercialism or egg nog, Who Wants Cake? has the perfect solution to restore a smile to your overburdened holidays.

Who Wants Cake? is pleased to announce their staging of a one-time reading of Mart Crowley's landmark play, The Boys in the Band.

If you're allergic to shopping malls, excessive commercialism or egg nog, Who Wants Cake? has the perfect solution to restore a smile to your overburdened holidays.

Who Wants Cake? is pleased to announce their staging of a one-time reading of Mart Crowley's landmark play, The Boys in the Band.

As previously announced, on October 12, nearly 150 theaters nationwide will stage readings of the epilogue piece to 2000's The Laramie Project, entitled The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later, in honor of the 11th anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death. Two regional companies that have announced productions include Washington DC's Arena Stage and Who Wants Cake in Michigan.

As previously announced, on October 12, nearly 150 theaters nationwide will stage readings of the epilogue piece to 2000's The Laramie Project, entitled The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later, in honor of the 11th anniversary of Matthew Shepard's death. Two regional companies that have announced productions include Washington DC's Arena Stage and Who Wants Cake in Michigan.