Kentucky Performing Arts presents

A Chilling Evening with Dr. Katherine Ramsland

Cracking The Serial Killer Code

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Date
November 6, 2026
Event Starts
7:30 PM
Venue
Bomhard Theater
Address
501 West Main Street
Louisville, KY 40202, Map Link
Availability
On Sale Now
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Show Details

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Wheelchair Accessible Seating
Assistive Listening Service

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Age Recommendation

16+ Recommended

Running Time

TBD

Stadium Seating

The Bomhard Theater has stadium seating and requires the use of stairs to reach your seat and to exit the theater.

“Steps to your seat” Chart

*Row A is closest to the stage, and can be accessed through a back of house location if needed to avoid stairs.

Number of steps to each row from the top of the theater.

Row A - 28 Steps
Row B - 26 Steps
Row C - 24 Steps
Row D - 22 Steps
Row E - 20 Steps
Row F - 18 Steps
Row G –16 Steps
Row H - 14 Steps
Row J – 12 Steps
Row K – 10 Steps
Row L – 8 Steps
Row M – 6 Steps
Row N - 4 Steps
Row P – 2 Steps
Row Q – 0 Steps

For over three decades, Katherine Ramsland has studied and communicated directly with serial killers. She has heard them recount their methods and motives, reveal their disturbing fantasies, and explain how they evade detection. In this gripping live experience, Dr. Ramsland takes audiences deep inside the minds of some of the most notorious killers, drawing on her extensive work with the “BTK” killer, Dennis Rader, and Elmer Wayne Henley Jr., accomplice to the “Candy Man.” Each night of this limited engagement offers a unique perspective; your ticket becomes a gateway into the minds of dangerous predators. The live show features compelling visuals, chilling insights, and an interactive audience Q&A.

Audiences will learn:

● How individuals develop into serial killers

● How they maintain seemingly normal double lives

● What their behaviors can teach us

● And more…