Erin Malley is the Artistic Director of Malleable Dance Theater, based in New York City.

She received her BFA in Dance and French from Western Michigan University and was the Presidential Scholar in Dance of her graduating class.  She continued her studies at the Centre Choregraphique National de Montpellier in France for one year.  Her choreography has been presented internationally and nationally, most notably at the Prague International Dance Festival, Toronto International Fringe Festival, Joe’s Pub at the Dancenow Festival (NYC), Dance Place (Washington, DC), and the Philly Fringe Festival (PA).  She currently studies dance with Zvi Gotheiner, Christine Wright, and the members of Batsheva Dance Company. 

Erin was Artist-in-Residence for two consecutive years with Education for the Arts (MI), and currently conducts residencies at the United Nations International School (NYC).  She is a two-time recipient of the Irving S. Gilmore Emerging Artist Grant, and additionally received an Education for the Arts Artistic Development Grant. Erin has studied choreography with Margo Sappington and Mark Dendy, and has performed the work of Charles Moulton, David Dorfman, Lisa Race, Lar Lubovitch, and Kathleen Hermesdorf.

Erin also teaches tango with BailaTango NewYork.
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