Board of Directors
Susan Alexander, Resident Director
Linda Brown
James Robert Dorroh
E.J. DeWitt
Teresa Foster
Kathleen Guess
Jeretta Haire
Ronnie Heady
Elizabeth Kirby
Fred Stubblefield
Frances Teer
B.J. Tinsley
Ethel Tucker
Kim Hunt Vince
Judy Winn
Bob Yehling

Galleries of Recent Productions, Lectures, and Exhibits!
The Odd Couple | Rosie the Riveter | Graveyard Tour | Living Christmas Tree |
| Some Enchanted Evening | Murder at the Prom | Chuckwagon Storytelling | Pee Wee Reese |

     Harold Henry Reese got his famous nickname Pee Wee from a marble he used when he was a boy. The name fit because he did turn out to be a man of modest stature, but by every measure you could apply to an athlete - teamwork, leadership, determination, winning, grace under pressure - Pee Wee Reese was a giant.
      Inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY in 1984, his plaque there also records the powerful example he set when Jackie Robinson joined the Dodgers in 1947 as the major leagues' first black player. Reese's acceptance and support of Robinson were instrumental in breaking down baseball's color barrier.
      Dick Usher of Benton portrayed Reese in a recent Kentucky Humanities Council Chautauqua performance at Fohs Hall.