Molly Thomas is a Boston-based dancer and educator, and a graduate of Mount Holyoke College with a B.A. in dance and education. A native of Keene, New Hampshire, Molly received her early dance training at Moco Arts, supplemented by summer programs at Walnut Hill School for the Arts and the Kansas City Ballet. While at Mount Holyoke, Molly trained in ballet, modern, improvisation, hip-hop, house, and tap dance with professors including Barbie Diewald, Shakia Barron, Jenna Riegel, Ian Berg, and Peter Jones through the Five College Consortium, as well as studying at the American Dance Festival and the Bates Dance Festival. Alongside her dance studies, Molly studied education with a focus on dance pedagogy, completing her student teaching at the Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Public Charter School and receiving a Massachusetts K-12 Teaching License in Dance, as well as endorsements for her work with students with disabilities and English-Language Learners. During her time at Mount Holyoke, she also worked with Ann Biddle, studying the Dance Ed Laboratory (DEL) framework for dance pedagogy, and presented curriculum at the National Dance Education Organization National Conference in 2024. With experience working in both public and private K-12 schools, after school programs, summer camps, and dance studios across New Hampshire and Massachusetts, Molly loves bringing the joy of dance to all her students!