Maggie Szydlowski- Hip Hop
(Photo by Dave Parrish)
Maggie is a full time high school librarian and former high school Theatre and Theatre Production teacher in Chesterfield County. She has been involved with the arts, especially the performing arts, from a very early age. She started taking studio dance at the age of seven and studied tap, jazz, hip hop, acrobatics, parade drill, and ballet, working her way up to pointe. She was involved with theatre and show choir in high school and has performed on the main stage in Epcot in Walt Disney World. At Longwood University, Maggie was a Theatre Major with a Secondary Education Endorsement and also received her Master’s degree in Education. She worked behind the scenes stage managing, designing lights, sets, and running light and sound boards for dance concerts as well as plays. She also earned a spot on the Longwood Company of Dancers under the direction of Rodney Williams where she added lyrical, modern and African to her repertoire. She was highlighted in company concerts in both performance and choreography. She directs three plays a year at her school including one musical which she choreographs. Her dance team has earned three consecutive state championships in their competing category under her coaching and direction. She worked as an instructor at Magical Movement Fine Arts Academy from 2005-20012, is happy to be continuing to teach dance at AIM.
Maggie is a full time high school librarian and former high school Theatre and Theatre Production teacher in Chesterfield County. She has been involved with the arts, especially the performing arts, from a very early age. She started taking studio dance at the age of seven and studied tap, jazz, hip hop, acrobatics, parade drill, and ballet, working her way up to pointe. She was involved with theatre and show choir in high school and has performed on the main stage in Epcot in Walt Disney World. At Longwood University, Maggie was a Theatre Major with a Secondary Education Endorsement and also received her Master’s degree in Education. She worked behind the scenes stage managing, designing lights, sets, and running light and sound boards for dance concerts as well as plays. She also earned a spot on the Longwood Company of Dancers under the direction of Rodney Williams where she added lyrical, modern and African to her repertoire. She was highlighted in company concerts in both performance and choreography. She directs three plays a year at her school including one musical which she choreographs. Her dance team has earned three consecutive state championships in their competing category under her coaching and direction. She worked as an instructor at Magical Movement Fine Arts Academy from 2005-20012, is happy to be continuing to teach dance at AIM.
