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FANNY PACKS AND HANKY CODES WINS BEST SCRIPT AT THIS YEAR'S GPS (GAY PLAY SERIES) The third annual GPS (Gay Play Series) completed its most successful year last night at Ferndale’s Ringwald Theatre. The Audience Award for Best Script this year went to Fanny Packs and Hanky Codes by San Francisco playwright Kristian O’Hare. Fanny Packs and Hanky Codes was directed by Matthew Turner Shelton and featured Shelton, Patrick O’Connor Cronin, Frannie Shepherd-Bates, and Josh Campos.

Check out Denise Manzagol's preview piece of this year's GPS below: Sizzling hot summer fun with Gay Play Series By Denise Manzagol For the third consecutive year, the Ringwald Theatre offers sizzling hot summer fun with its wildly popular Gay Play Series (GPS). The Ringwald, located in Ferndale’s “Times Square", is showcasing 11 new, one act LGBT plays. This year’s festival – attended by hundreds of people last year – continues through June 25.

2012 GPS (Gay Play Series) Auditions are on Sunday, May 13 6-9pm at The Ringwald Theatre 22742 Woodward Ferndale, MI 48220 Auditions will consist of cold readings from selected scripts. No sign-up time is necessary. Please arrive between 6pm and 8:45pm.  Please bring headshot and resume.

The Ringwald Theatre has received Metro Times reader's award for Best Place to See Local Theatre for the 3rd Consecutive Year!!! Thank you to everyone who voted for us! We freaking love being here and couldn't do it without you!!!

The Ringwald Theatre has received Metro Times reader's award for Best Place to See Local Theatre for the 3rd Consecutive Year!!! Thank you to everyone who voted for us! We freaking love being here and couldn't do it without you!!!

Restoration Dogs is a transformative period piece by Mark Finnell containing aspects of parody of the cult film Reservoir Dogs (1992). In this transformative work, eight criminals plot to steal the Crown Jewels of the British throne under the rule of King Charles II . The setting is London 1671.