Kerrie calls Elizabethtown “Home” ever since her move here in 1984. She and her husband have recently retired as former owners of SignMakers. Kerrie has been in over 51 HCP productions since 2009 and has served on the Board of Directors since 2010. She and her husband have been long-time patrons and supporters of community theater.

Kerrie graduated from ECTC, Phi Theta Kappa, in 2009 and received recognition as a Distinguished Alumni in 2016. She also portrays Sarah Lincoln in Elizabethtown's Historic Downtown Walking Tour and is a strong animal welfare advocate, serving on the Board of Directors of the Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter. She can be heard on WAKY from time to time, doing voice-work and commercials for this radio station.

Kerrie loves spending time with family and friends, enjoys cooking, traveling, and promoting Hardin County Playhouse

Michelle loves theater, but doesn't have the acting bug because of stage fright and not being able to speak in public. She enjoyed watching her husband and kids on stage. She began her theatrical journey over a decade ago when she assumed the role of house manager and has been in that position ever since.   

During the past few years Michelle has taken on several other responsibilities including co-founding and co-direction for The HCP Little Theatre. She has been in 2 shows with a silent part, 2 shows with a couple of lines and auditioned for 1 show.  She is the current secretary, House Manager, and in any other roles that HCP needs help with. You can just call her HCP's Jack of all Trades. 

She currently resides in Rineyville with her husband, Ron, her son, Caleb, and our four feline friends, Nubbins, Tengu, Akira, and Mochi.

Mitch is a resident of Hodgenville, KY, and a long-time veteran of Hardin County Playhouse. He has been acting and involved with HCP for 20+ years and is known as the history buff of HCP. 

Marcella, originally from Seattle, has called Kentucky home for the past nine years. With a background in film production, event management, and journalism, she’s a pro at driving audience engagement and managing events, especially in the pop culture and horror convention scene, where she’s been active for the last nine years across the Midwest and Southeast. 

Marcella studied audio engineering at the Art Institute of Seattle, adding to her tech skills, which she often puts to use managing lights and sound for her daughter Jonni’s productions. She also supports her husband John and daughter Jonni’s film careers and is a volunteer at the PAC. 

A graduate of the University of Louisville with a degree in Communication, Marcella enjoys whipping up delicious creations as a home baker and pastry chef.

Michael has been a part of Hardin County Playhouse since moving to the area in 1995. He has functioned both on and off stage in a variety of capacities. Currently serving on the board for Kentucky Theatre Association, he works with theatres around the state to bring quality performances to audiences as well as recognizing new play wrights.

He is retired from education, but still works occasionally as well as writing and being involved in movie productions. He is actually introverted ad enjoys quiet time with his 2 cats and a very spoiled little dog.

Caleb Blair began performing at the age of eight at The Hardin County Playhouse. Since then Caleb has performed in numerous roles at HCP, The Pac, and as a student at Central Hardin High School. Most recently he has appeared in The Outsiders, Next to Normal, and James and the Giant Peach.  

Caleb is attending Elizabethtown Community College studying Culinary. After graduation he wants to pursue a career as a chef.

Caleb resides in Rineyville, Kentucky with his parents Ron and Michelle and 4 feline friends Nubbins, Akira, Tengu, and Mochi.

Ashley Hoffman serves as the Executive Director of the Kentucky Association for Environmental Education. She holds a B.S. degree in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation from the University of Florida and a Masters in Nonprofit Administration from North Park University. Her expertise is in nonprofit management and fund development. Her children enjoy participating in Hardin County Little Theatre productions.  In her free time, she enjoys traveling to new places and enjoying time in the outdoors with her husband and their five children.