Summer Music Theatre Camp Program

The Summer Music Theatre Camp Program is a two-week summer music theatre camp where students learn how to sing, learn how to act, and learn how to express themselves with confidence. The program includes camps for four age groups, and each camp ends with a stage performance. The senior high group has presented well-known musicals such as “Grease,” “Fiddler on the Roof,” “Bye Bye, Birdie,” “Li’l Abner,” and “Oklahoma.”

• Schedule: Two-week summer music theatre camp sessions

The two-week summer music theatre camp program was started in 1990 for the youth of Cartersville and Bartow County and now serves over 100 students per year. The program was directed by George and Jonalyn Bew and Don Kordecki. The mission of the historic Grand Theatre, which runs this program, is to foster a life-long appreciation for the performing arts by offering quality educational programs and providing a variety of cultural events. The Grand Theatre also hosts school groups during the year for educational performances where groups learn about areas of the school curriculum through drama, music, and dance, and it provides a venue to many community groups who rent the theatre for their performances.

Last updated July 31, 2026.