Summer Solstice Concert: A Celtic Celebration at The Capitol
Join us for a night of Celtic music & poetry as we celebrate the longest day of the year! WCPL is proud to present one of our favorite returning acts. Rebecca Baumbach, Skip Cleavinger, Pat Broaders and John Skelton will be playing Irish flute, tin whistles, Galician pipes, bouzouki, and other traditional instruments for an […]
A Tribute to Dolly with Natasha Neely
Natasha Neely has been a life-long fan of Dolly Parton’s music, business endeavors, rhinestoned wardrobe, and who she is as a person. She worked at Dolly’s theme park Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, TN in the show Country Crossroads. With her show A Tribute to Dolly, Natasha captures her voice and personality by singing her songs such […]
A Patsy Cline Tribute with Hank Lives
Canadian country music Hall of Fame inductee, Lisa Brokop and Nashville hit songwriter, Paul Jefferson have come together with two shows to create one amazing night of classic country music!These two Nashville based music biz veterans are coming full circle to pay homage to their heroes, Patsy Cline and Hank Williams Sr.Through stories and songs and multimedia images, the audience be will be transported to the time when Patsy and Hank first became the brightest stars of country music!The audience will be delighted with songs like ‘Walkin After Midnight’, ‘Crazy’ and ‘I Fall To Pieces’ as well as Hank’s ‘Jambalaya’, ‘Your Cheatin Heart’ and ‘Im So Lonesome I Could Cry’.Patsy Cline and Hank Williams Sr never actually met but what if they had? What if they had graced that Opry stage together?Classic country fans everywhere will want to see Lisa Brokop and Paul Jefferson in this unique show to find out just what that might have looked like!
Laughing at the Library: Teen Comedy Camp
Teen Comedy Camp at The Capitol is the place to be this summer to learn and create comedy in all of its forms. Whether you’re interested in stand up comedy, sketch comedy, improvisation or comedic acting this camp will take a deeper dive into all areas of comedy creation and performance! Register here! If this camp is […]
Kids Theatre Camp
We are so excited to welcome our 5-12 year olds back to the Capitol stage for a weeklong camp! Participants will learn the basics of theatrical voice, movement, and character development as well as cultivate lifelong skills such as learning to work as a team and public speaking with confidence. More than anything, we hope […]
Kids Theatre Camp
We are so excited to welcome our 5-12 year olds back to the Capitol stage for a weeklong camp! Participants will learn the basics of theatrical voice, movement, and character development as well as cultivate lifelong skills such as learning to work as a team and public speaking with confidence. More than anything, we hope […]
Teen Theatre Intensive: As you Like It
Join us for a week long, non auditioned based, rehearsal process for William Shakespeare’s As You Like It! During this intensive we will discuss and rehearse a 20-30 minute cut of the classic comedy. June 26th will feature an invited showcase. Rosalind, disguised as a man in the forest, encounters her love, Orlando. She guides him through a […]
Teen Theatre Intensive: Tech Week
What goes on behind the scenes of a theatrical production? This week we’ll be discussing and experimenting with drafting, crafting scenery and props, lighting a stage, changeovers, scene transitions, and putting it all together for one big show! Join us for this backstage crash course! This anticipated timeline is subject to change: Monday – Lighting […]
Farm to the Front Porch: Women Building the Future Without Forgetting the Past
Farm to Front Porch: Local Women Building the Future Without Forgetting the Past brings together four Southern Kentucky women whose work reflects a shared belief that progress and preservation can go hand in hand. Through an interactive panel conversation and audience participation, the panel will explore how nostalgia, heritage, and community storytelling help shape the […]
Ronnie McDowell in Concert
Country Music Legend Ronnie McDowell will be in concert to benefit House on the Hill. This event is helping to raise funds for House on the Hill’s ongoing food and housing programs. This will help House on the Hill fund construction of and provide for attainable and affordable housing and provide food to low and no-income families and individuals. One in five children in our community is affected by housing instability and/or food insecurity.