UPCOMING SHOWS
On Sunday, February 15th, 2026, Collective SC and NousPointe present Fragments.
Fragments is an evening of dance featuring three Charleston-based companies—Collective SC, NousPointe, and Impermanent Gallery. The choreography explores fractured stories and shifting pieces, revealing the hidden textures of human experience.
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As part of Fragments, Collective SC will present an expanded version of Break, a contemporary work that premiered in its first iteration at the 2025 Piccolo Spoleto Festival. Break journeys into the shadowed spaces of grief, trauma, and mental illness, uncovering the demons we carry and the labor of piecing ourselves back together.
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Doors open at the Cannon Street Arts Center at 5pm, with the show beginning at 6pm, followed by a reception where audience members are invited to mingle with the artists.
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This project is funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts. This project is also funded in part by a generous award from the John and Susan Bennett Memorial Arts Fund of The Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina.
PAST SHOWS
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On Saturday, February 22, 2025, Collective SC and NousPointe presented REDEFINED, an evening of dance inspired by local artist Chloe Hogan’s series Between Two Worlds.
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REDEFINED premiered to a sold out audience at the Cannon Street Arts Center. The evening featured choreography by Erika Keller, Artistic Director of NousPointe; Lacey Bates, Artistic Director of Collective SC and Collective SC members Grace Lewis and Izzy Byers. Before the show, patrons viewed Hogan’s series Between Two Worlds which explores timeless tales of heroines embarking on transformative journeys—down rabbit holes, through shadowed woods, or along golden paths—to uncover truths within themselves. The choreography reflected these narratives, weaving a vivid tapestry of personal transformation and the emotional highs and lows of embracing change. With vibrant, high-energy movement, REDEFINED took the audience on its own journey “down the yellow brick road,” bringing Hogan’s enchanting artwork to life on stage​​
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This project was funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts.
​​​​On June 22nd, 2024, Collective SC presented Holy City Dance Festival at South of Broadway Theatre. Collective SC and several local choreographers presented new work at this community focused dance festival!
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Choreographers: Lacey Bates (Collective SC), Izzy Byers, Kandyce Gardner, Lucy Dillon, Jessie Natusch (Charleston Modern Collective), Taylor Rice, Tiara Scarlett (Scarlett Rose), Allie Boyd (The Dance Space), Tori Kabernagel.
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​Collective SC/HCDF was featured in the Charleston City Paper and The Post and Courier! Read the articles below.