I am attempting to create a regex that only allows letters upper or lowercase, and the characters of space, \'-\', \',\' \'.\', \'(\', and \')\'. This is what I have so far but
Well, there is an issue in that -, is being interpreted as a range, like a-z, allowing all characters from space to comma. Escape that and at least some of the bugs should be fixed.
^[a-zA-Z \-,.()]*$
Strictly speaking, you should probably also escape the . and (), too, since those have special meaning in regular expressions. The Javascript regex engine (where I was testing) seems to interpret them literally within a [] context, anyway, but it's always far better to be explicit.
^[a-zA-Z \-,\.\(\)]*$
However, this still shouldn't be allowing 0-9 digits, so your actual code that uses this regular expression probably has an issue, as well.