Chad Daniel On What’s Next For Artistic Civic Theatre

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Published January 16, 2022 at 3:06 PM EST

(aired Thu 1/13/22)

In Dalton, Artistic Civic Theatre has showcased community theatre in Northwest Georgia for thirty years.

While the pandemic has taken its toll on performances in the past two years, the theatre is moving forward.

Starting February 4th, it will present Neil Simon’s “Rumors” - with more productions to follow.

Chad Daniel is the new executive director at Artistic Civic Theatre - we spoke before the holidays.

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