Production of

The Ramsey Theatre Company was formed through a generous gift from Robert P. Ramsey to produce professional-level theatre to serve the BRADD area. The Rita and Jim Scott Concert Hall at SKYPAC serves as its primary home. Auditions are conducted nationally through online submissions, as well as in-person auditions in New York City and at the United Professional Theatre Auditions in Memphis, TN. Auditions for our musicals 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.

Remembering Mr. Robert P. Ramsey- 

We're Forever Grateful.

A Note from Producing Artistic Director, 

Diane DiCroce

Welcome to Ramsey Theatre Company’s production of Disney’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”. Whether you are here with us for the first time or have been season subscribers, we welcome you to this special show at SKYPAC!

 Looking ahead, we hope you will subscribe to our 2026-27 Greenwood Ford Lincoln Broadway Series including: “The Best Gift: A Christmas Carol Musical (our new RTC Christmas tradition!), “Misery” (the play, based on the Stephen King novel and hit 1990 movie) and another Disney classic, “The Little Mermaid”! We will also be hosting the National Broadway tours of “Beetlejuice” and “Waitress”. Call or stop by our box office now to learn how you can secure the best possible seats!

 We just marked the 30th anniversary of the Disney animated feature of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”. Unlike many other Disney Broadway shows “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” live, staged version actually premiered in Berlin in 1999, running there for three years before reopening at two regional theatres here in the United States. Since that time, the score and cast album of this show has become one of the most beloved in the musical theater cannon as a result of the only collaboration between two of our greatest living musical theater composer/lyricists, Steven Schwartz (“Wicked”, “Godspell”, “Pippin” and others) and Alan Menken (“The Little Mermaid”, “Beauty and the Beast”, “Little Shop of Horrors”, and others). The challenges of acceptance and overcoming adversity resonate through the show with the title character as well as the Romani people, referred to in this production as “The Gypsies”. The central question asked in this story, “What makes a monster and what makes a man?”, certainly challenges our perceptions of goodness and righteousness and how they are embodied and practiced. This stage version more closely mirrors the outcomes of the classic Victor Hugo novel of the same name written in 1831 and the central themes echo those that are still relevant today-almost 200 years later.

 I would be remiss in not acknowledging the efforts of the many people who made this deceptively huge show possible. The 33 on stage cast members, the 19 choir members, the 17 members of our orchestra, including our Grammy and multi-Dove award-winning Music Director, Mr. Dick Tunney, with whom I have collaborated with these last two years, and Assistant Music Director, Melissa Bull.

 Making his professional debut as our choreographer is recent WKU Dance graduate, Jake Dukes, who has been involved with numerous Ramsey Theatre Company productions, as well as BG OnStage productions in his younger years. His trajectory and path through these companies is not only a source of pride, but a sense of purpose for the full-time SKYPAC staff (10) directly involved with this production and the approximately 12 part-time backstage staff supporting this production as well.

 Also returning to us and leading our stage management team is Kendall Jennings. Another WKU grad (‘23) who recently completed her first national tour and several regional theater productions in the greater New York City metro area. I’m eternally grateful to Jake, Kendall, our Assistant Stage Managers Bryn and Shianne, and our assistant Director Elizabeth for their consistency and reliability throughout this process.

 In total, there are more that 90 people directly involved with this production, plus all our amazing SKYPAC Staff who support all of the live events here throughout the year.

 Live regional theater creates opportunities that change lives. They spark growth and provide the thrill of live storytelling that brings us all together to celebrate what makes us truly human.

 Please follow and like us on all our social media platforms and visit our website for upcoming audition information for next season! We will also be launching our resident artist program with the opening of our new Robert P. Ramsey annex (right next door) which will help us solidify casting and staffing considerations for our youth educational touring company, AcTours, BG OnStage and Ramsey Theatre Company. We are also expanding our class offerings this Fall so please visit our website for more information or to sign up!

 Thank you again for being with us. And for helping us get closer to “Someday”.

 -Diane

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Friday, June 26th at 7:30 PM

Saturday, June 27th at 7:30 PM

Sunday, June 28th at 3:00 PM

Summary

THANK YOU SPONSORS!

Series Sponsor:

Show Sponsor: 

Co-Sponsor:

Rita & Jim Scott

Music Director Sponsor:

Flora Templeton Stuart Accident Injury Lawyers

Set Sponsor:

Harlin Technical

Creative/Production Team

Producing Artistic Director & Director - Diane DiCroce

Managing Director/Company Manager Elise Charny

Music Director - Dick Tunney

Assistant Music Director & Rehearsal Pianist - Melissa Bull

Choir Director- Tiffany Harrington

Choreographer - Jake Dukes

Fight Choreographer - Dillon Godolphin

Costume Coordinator & Intimacy Choreographer - Elise Charny

Stage Manager - Kendall Jennings

Assistant Stage Managers - Shiane Lussier, Bryn Tomes

Production Assistant- Michelle Hale

Assistant Director & Dramaturg/Research Assistant - Elizabeth Grant

Fight Captain - Max DeSantis

Dance Captain - Brinlee Price

Youth Ensemble Coordinator- Brittany Gatlin-Lloyd

Transportation Captain- Denise Lubey

Props Coordinators - Ash Cossey and Sebastian Tingle

Props Head - Ruth Sowers

Props Assistant- Nate Grayson

Scene Shop Supervisor- Jacob Scott

Scenery Designed by - Tim Case

Set Designed and Constructed by - Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre

Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre Technical Director - Kyle Stein

Scenic Design Liaison - Sebastian Tingle

Costumes Provided by - Broadway Costumes, Inc., Chicago, Illinois

St. Aphrodisius Costume Provided by - Tuacahn Costume Rentals

Technical Director - Scott Gardner

Assistant Technical Director & Audio Assistant - Natalia Bell

Production Manager - Patrick Duncan

Lighting Designer & Operator - Aaron Goodwin

Lighting Assistant - Gavin Dooley

Spot Operators - Wyatt Dunning, Dave Hall, Todd Clark

Sound Designer & Audio Engineer - Jeff Petrocelli

Assistant Audio Engineer & Head Pyro Technician- Matt Cox

Audio Assistant - Brian White

Audio Assistant - Garrett Barr

Head Flyman - Mike McElrath

Flyrail Operator- Jacob Scott

Projections Designer, Operator & Engineer- Scott Gardner

Deckhands - Matt Clark, Gabriel Marquez

Wardrobe Head - Rachel Atkinson

Wardrobe - Aubri Montgomery

Wigs, Hair & Makeup Head - Brooklyn Sabara

Wigs, Hair & Makeup Assistant - Adam Dobson

Stagehands + Loading Crew:

• Dylan Baird
• Chris Beckley
• Jack Borton
• Adam Crawford
• Levi Davidson
• Lucas Goularte
• Demaree Lemons
• Shawn Lindsey
• John Purvis

Marketing Team

Director of Marketing & Sales- Jessica Snodgrass

Associate Marketing Manager / Digital Program & Social Media Content Creator- Makenzie Belcher

*Special thanks to cast member Emily Barr, Assistant Director Elizabeth Grant, and other cast members who contributed additional behind-the-scenes photos and videos that supported our Marketing team's social media coverage of this production.

Housing Sponsors

Kathy & Mike Byrne

Jim & Darlene Johnson

Act I

Olim

The Bells of Notre Dame

Sanctuary

Out There

Topsy Turvy (Part 1)

Rest and Recreation

Rhythm of the Tambourine

Topsy Turvy (Part 2)

Sanctuary II

The Bells of Notre Dame (Reprise)

God Help the Outcasts

Top of the World

Tavern Song (Thai Mol Piyas)

Heaven's Light

Hellfire

Esmeralda

Act II

Entr'acte

Flight into Egypt

The Court of Miracles

In a Place of Miracles

The Bells of Notre Dame (Reprise II)

Someday

While the City Slumbered

Made of Stone

Top of the World (Reprise)

Esmeralda (Frollo Reprise)

Finale Ultimo

Thursday, July 2

Orchestra Kentucky Presents: A Star-Spangled Spectacular- Celebrating 250 Years of America (FREE CONCERT) 

Featuring Orchestra Kentucky and the Orchestra Kentucky Chorale with special guest vocalist Steve Amerson.

The concert will run approximately 90 minutes with no intermission. Generals Dan Cherry and Steve Basham will also be featured speakers.

FREE Event, but reservations are required.

Sponsor: The Natcher Family

Reserve Seats Here: https://my.theskypac.com/3447/3449

Saturday, July 18th

Orchestra Kentucky Presents: Hopelessly Devoted to You: A Salute to Olivia Newton John

Celebrate the music and legacy of the unforgettable Olivia Newton-John with Orchestra Kentucky’s heartfelt tribute concert. From the timeless hits of Grease to her chart-topping pop and country favorites, this dazzling evening will have you singing along to classics like “Physical,” “Magic,” and “Hopelessly Devoted to You.”

Relive the joy, energy, and unmistakable voice of a true icon in this feel-good celebration of one of music’s most beloved stars. 

Thank You Sponsors!

Retro Series Sponsor: Jim & Darlene Johnson; Jim Johnson Nissan/Hyundai

Co-Sponsor: BGMU Fiber and Logan Aluminum

Get Tickets Here: https://www.theskypac.com/event/orchestra-kentucky-presents-hopelessly-devoted-to-you/.

FREE: Flora Templeton Stuart's Concerts In The Park Friday Nights ALL SUMMER LONG- 7 PM (Food Trucks & Vendors Beginning at 6 PM)

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