In Dalton, Twenty Years Of Enchantment For “The Snow Queen”

By Ray Bassett

Published November 11, 2025 at 7:25 PM EST

In Dalton, “The Snow Queen” returns for its 20th anniversary.

This year’s full-length ballet of the fairytale by Hans Christian Andersen that journeys through the seasons premieres on Thursday, November 20th and runs through Sunday, November 23rd at Dalton High School Theatre - presented by Creative Arts Guild and Ballet Dalton.

Amanda Brown is the Guild’s executive director.

Jessie Southerland is the Guild’s director of dance - and the director of “The Snow Queen.”

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