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Karaoke!
Dress as your favorite movie or Broadway character... or arrive in your best red carpet glamour! At the Rena Henton Theatre Saturday, Sept. 12 at 8 p.m.
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Whodunit at the ACA?
Young performers will build characters, rehearse scenes, explore improvisation, and work together to create an original interactive mystery... Sept. 21-25, 2026, Mon-Thurs, 1-4 p.m.
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Acworth Book & Storytelling
This festival will be filled with story-telling and inspiring tales of building community in Acworth. There will be a number of captivating story-tellers and local authors. Join us! Oct. 10th.
Kids' Fall Break Drama Camp
Whodunit at the ACA?
The actors bring the mystery to life. The audience solves it.
During this five-day acting camp, young performers will build characters, rehearse scenes, explore improvisation, and work together to create an original interactive mystery performance for friends and family.
Every character has a story. Every actor has an important part to play. The audience must watch closely, listen carefully, and decide whodunit.
Ages 7-17 - No experience required
$275 per actor - Friday performance 2 p.m.
Sept. 21-25, 2026, Mon-Thurs, 1-4 p.m.
Rena Henton Theatre - 4681 School St.
Space is limited - actors should bring a snack and water bottle each day.
WEAVING TALES, BUILDING COMMUNITY THROUGH STORY
Coming October 10!
This year’s festival will be filled with story-telling, new authors and inspiring tales of building community in Acworth. There will be vendors, quilt displays, engaging panel discussions and more than 40 local and regional authors as well as a number of captivating story-tellers. Join us!
Music classes!
Contact master teacher Rachael Gorbutt of Regal Performing Arts. Classes will be held at the ACA office at 4367 Center Street, Acworth.
Words in Motion Acting Studio
Providing career-focused training for film, television and commercials, our Acworth location offers structured, ongoing training for actors who want to build skill, confidence and professional readiness — not just “play-acting” — but real craft with real direction.
Fall Acting Camp: Whodunit at the ACA?
The actors bring the mystery to life. The audience solves it.
During this five-day camp, young performers build characters, rehearse scenes, explore improvisation and work together to create an original interactive mystery performance for friends and family.
Sept. 21-27, ages 7-17.
Acworth class schedule
Ages 18+ (Career Acting Training)
David A. Cox: Wednesdays at 6 p.m. Steve Lowe: Thursdays at 7 p.m.
Kids & Teens
Kelly Young-Silva: Thursdays at 6 p.m.
Audit a class for free by emailing Kelly and we’ll help place you in the right training track. Location: Acworth Cultural Arts, (Old Jail), 4367 Center St., Acworth, GA 30101. More information or to attend the first class, email Kelly. (Kelly@AtlantaActingStudio.com)
Learn about plans for a black box theater in Acworth.
Join the Acworth Theatre Company!
The Acworth Theatre Company (ATC) hosts monthly membership meetings and welcomes anyone interested in theatre. Whether your passion is acting, directing, set design, costumes, props, lighting, sound, stage crew, or front-of-house and audience services, there’s a place for you. All theatre lovers are encouraged to join us!
2026 Season
All at Rena Henton Theatre in Acworth unless otherwise noted
Doubt: A Parable: Aug. 21-23, 28-30
Unscripted Comedy at Taptown, Aug. 31
Karaoke, Sept. 12.
Acworth Book & Storytelling Festival, Oct. 10, Tanyard Creek Overlook, Acworth Community Center
Unscripted Comedy at TBD, Oct. 26
Deathtrap: Nov. 6-8, 13-15
Unscripted Comedy at TBD, Dec. 28