Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKYPAC)

About the Theatre

ABOUT THE SKYPAC: The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKYPAC) is a premier arts and entertainment venue located in downtown Bowling Green, KY. Home to Ramsey Theatre Company, Orchestra Kentucky, and BG OnStage, SKYPAC presents a diverse lineup of Broadway shows, concerts, educational programs, and original theatrical productions that enrich the cultural life of the region. For more information, visit www.theskypac.com. ABOUT THE RAMSEY THEATRE COMPANY: The Ramsey Theatre Company was formed through a generous gift from Robert P. Ramsey to produce professional-level musical theatre to serve the BRADD area. The Rita and Jim Scott Concert Hall at SKYPAC serves as its primary home. Auditions are held Nationally through online submissions and in-person auditions in New York City. Auditions for locally and regionally based actors are held in-person at the SKYPAC. Orchestra Kentucky takes the place of honor in the Robin and David Ciochetty orchestra pit.

Review: HEARTBREAK HOTEL at Derby Dinner Playhouse

by Taylor Clemons · August 28, 2026

What did our caIn the ever-growing list of bio-jukebox musicals, it was only a matter of time before the king of Rock and Roll got his very own. Heartbreak Hotel tells the story of Elvis Presley from childhood all the way through the late 60s, chronicling his meteoric rise to fame. The show explores…

Review: THE OUTSIDERS at Kentucky Performing Arts Presented by Broadway in Louisville

by Taylor Clemons · August 20, 2026

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Review: LA CAGE AUX FOLLES at The Carnegie

by Taylor Clemons · August 17, 2026

I’ll admit, La Cage aux Folles was one of my musical theatre blind spots. It’s truly a legendary and iconic musical that I’ve somehow just never crossed paths with. I’m so thrilled that the current production at The Carnegie was my introduction, because I truly believe I got to see a faith…

Review: MURDER FOR TWO at The Carnegie

by Taylor Clemons · July 25, 2026

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Review: HAMILTON Presented by Broadway Across America at Kentucky Performing Arts

by Taylor Clemons · July 7, 2026

This being the third time it’s played Louisville, I couldn’t help but be amazed at its lasting impression. The opening night performance was near sold out, and the audience was hungry for it. …

Review: Broadway in Cincinnati presents SUFFS at The Aronoff Center

by Taylor Clemons · May 14, 2026

It is always baffling to me, the things that history books don’t teach us. How can something so important within the history of our country be overlooked? This was one of many conversations I had last night after attending the opening night performance of Suffs in Cincinnati. …

Broadway Beyond Louisville Review: Broadway in Cincinnati presents WATER FOR ELEPHANTS at The Aronoff Center

by Taylor Clemons · April 30, 2026

Having first seen Water for Elephants: The Musical on an early tour stop in Louisville, KY, I came to the Arnoff Center with a sense of familiarity for the show. But also, very curious about how it might resonate a second time.…

Review: HAIRSPRAY at Derby Dinner Playhouse

by Taylor Clemons · April 11, 2026

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Review: WAVE AFTER WAVE at Actors Theatre Of Louisville

by Taylor Clemons · April 5, 2026

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Review: THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE at Derby Dinner Playhouse

by Taylor Clemons · March 15, 2026

What did our critic think of THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE at Derby Dinner Playhouse?…

Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame

Jun 26 – Jun 28, 2026

Ramsey Theatre Company presents Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame at the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKYPAC), with performances on June 26, 27, and 28. Based on Victor Hugo's novel and the 1996 Disney animated film, the musical features music by Alan Menken and...