Mollie Wolf

Mollie Wolf (Choreographer) is a mountain creature from Colorado, residing in Columbus, OH, with strong ties to Los Angeles. A choreographer, installation artist, filmmaker and creative producer, Wolf engages in interdisciplinary art-making and collaborative processes — merging the creative, intellectual, and relational through embodied practice. As a movement educator, Mollie’s underlying goal is to challenge students’ creative and physical facilities while building inside each of them a foundational layer of self-trust.

In addition to teaching at Denison University, Wolf is a creative producer for music festivals, where she oversees production of immersive installations and directs interactive performance. Wolf holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in dance and a minor in ethnic studies from the University of Colorado, as well as a Master of Fine Arts in dance from The Ohio State University. Her previous choreographic works have won multiple awards for collaborative performance from the Pike Peak Arts Council (Colorado Springs, CO). Wolf’s newest work, TETHER, an evening-length dance performance, premiered at the Columbus Performing Arts Center in May 2026, and was funded by the Greater Columbus Arts Council. Mollie’s interdisciplinary artistic profile is varied in medium, but centers around thematic through-lines of intimacy and interconnection between humans and environment.