PAC Spotlight
The March PAC Spotlight shines on Central Hardin High School’s Brody Ringle
What do you want to do when you grow up?
I want to go into choral education.
What have you seen at the PAC?
YTHC’s Marry Poppins (2016), Beauty and the Beast, Kentucky Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Kentucky Shakespeare’s Julius Ceasar, the Secret Garden, North Hardin High school’s Camp Rock, John Hardin High School’s Legally Blonde, John Hardin High school’s Mama Mia, Clue, The Play That Goes Wrong, North Hardin High school’s Elf, and John Hardin High school’s The Crucible, and Plenty More.
What have you participated in at the PAC?
YTHC since 2022, Tech for Marry Poppins, The Dance Center of Elizabethtown’s The Nutcracker, All CHHS productions since 2023, All Lawson School of Music Productions since 2023, and I started Volunteering at the PAC in 2025.
What have been your most rewarding PAC experiences?
Being able to participate in pretty much every aspect of theater. I have done tech, performed onstage, and have helped with ushering.
How have you benefited from the PAC?
It has given me an amazing community to be myself and make amazing friends. Once I initially started doing theater and getting involved at the pac, I have dragged all of my family members into the theater world, and we all love it.
Why is the PAC important to you?
Why should the PAC be important to others?
The PAC should be important to others because it gives us a community that anyone can fit into, no matter age, race, appearance. Everyone has a spot at the PAC.
The March PAC Spotlight shines on Central Hardin High School’s Abby Ringle
What do you want to do when you grow up?
When I grow up I want to be an actress.
What have you seen at the PAC?
I have seen multiple ProAms including Beauty and the Beast, Clue, The Play That Goes Wrong, various High School shows, and some Dance Recitals.
What have you participated in at the PAC?
Youth Theater of Hardin County productions including, Oklahoma!, Matilda, and Footloose, Lawson School of Music shows including Sound of Music, Seussical!, and Alice in Wonderland, Band concerts, The Dance Centre’s The Nutcracker, and I’ve done Tech for Central Hardin’s Production of Carrie, The PAC’s ProAm Mary Poppins, and The 39 Steps.
What have been your most rewarding PAC experiences?
The Sound of Music because that was the first musical I ever did and it got me into musicals.
How have you benefited from the PAC?
It gave me a new favorite hobby and something to always look forward to.
Why is the PAC important to you?
It is important to me because If it wasn’t for the PAC, I would never have met some of my closest friends.
Why should the PAC be important to others?
Because it could be life changing for other people as much as it was for me.
The March PAC Spotlight shines on PAC Volunteers Tony and Sandy Ringle
What do you want to do when you grow up?
Sandy works retail @ Hinton’s Farm Mkt. Tony is a full time student pursuing a BA in English with a concentration in Creative Writing and a minor in Professional Writing.
What have you seen at the PAC?
Most recent 39 Steps, Ragtime, Clue, Footloose, Matilda, Oklahoma, and many others.
What have you participated in at the PAC?
We currently volunteer when our schedules allow.
What have been your most rewarding PAC experiences?
Working as a costumer for YTHC and seeing Brody and Abby on stage performing
How have you benefited from the PAC?
We have extended our family to so many others. We’ve met so many great people through the PAC and we’ve even reacquainted with old friends.
Why is the PAC important to you?
The PAC is important to me because it inspires kids to want to do and be more.
Why should the PAC be important to others?
The PAC should be important to others because in any given show, there is a lesson or moral that we are reminded of. After a show, we leave with excitement or some other emotion that gives us cause for reflection and new insights, or maybe different perspectives.
Video Links
The links below provide a video version of this month’s blog and a link to HCECTV’s The Monthly Marquee, an interview program hosted by Bart focused on performing arts activities in our region.
Audience Survey Winners
Congratulations to Karen Barnes, and Jennifer Johnson – each the lucky winner of a $25 PAC gift certificate for completing an audience survey in February, and thank you for helping us learn how to serve our audiences better!
Audience Survey
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