Epiphany Dance Collective is a professional West African dance company dedicated to connecting communities to culture through the power of dance, music, and storytelling. Through dynamic and engaging performances, the company entertains, educates, and helps preserve the rich traditions of West African culture.

Based in Indianapolis, Epiphany Dance Collective has shared its work with audiences throughout Indiana and beyond. The company has performed at a wide range of cultural, educational, and community events, including the Indiana Governor’s Mansion, Eskenazi Health, Indianapolis Museum of Art, The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, the Christel DeHaan Foundation, and the Indiana State Museum, among many others.

Epiphany's performances bring together traditional West African dance, live drumming, song, and audience participation, creating an experience that invites audiences not only to watch, but to connect with the culture through movement and rhythm.

The company has also been featured in major Indianapolis dance events, including the Neon Black Dance Festival, where Epiphany presented works choreographed by Ronne Stone