2026 Summer Musical Theater Camp
The 2026 Summer Musical Theater Camp will be held Monday Through Friday, 9AM - 5 PM June 8-19 with public performances on June 20 & 21 at 1 PM. All events will happen at the Arrowhead Center For The Arts.
The camp is open to youth age 8-14.
Cost $400.
Scholarships are available.
OLYMPUS is a laugh-out-loud rock musical where ancient myths meet modern mischief! The Greek gods, tired of their immortal routines, spark a competition to meddle with mortals and prove who’s the greatest greek god of all time. When a group of modern-day cousins set off on a hike to “Olympus Overlook,” they have no idea they’re about to be tested by ancient deities. With catchy songs, heartfelt moments, and plenty of laughs, Olympus is a mythic adventure about family, connection, and discovering that the real view from the top is the one you share together.
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SUMMER CAMP PERFORMANCES
SATURDAY JUNE 21 AND SUNDAY JUNE 22
AT 1 PM
AT THE ARROWHEAD CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Cast of Characters
COUSINS
WREN: An only child. A passionate, badge-loving Scout determined to unite her cousins through one epic hike.
JETT (fraternal twin to Robin): A sarcastic, skeptical twin who hides feelings behind snark and barbecue cravings.
ROBIN (fraternal twin to Jett): Jett’s gentler twin, always trying to keep the peace and find the bright side.
VESPER (Oldest sibling of Kaden & Sloan): A phone-obsessed city kid with a hidden talent for emotional support.
KADEN (Middle sibling of Vesper & Sloan): The curious, theatre-loving sibling who sees the world—and squirrels—through dramatic eyes.
SLOAN (Youngest sibling of Vesper & Kaden): A fear-prone but endearing kid who believes squirrels are agents of chaos.
STORM GODS
ZEUS: The self-obsessed king of the gods who’s always chasing glory—and a good lightning curl.
POSEIDON: A swaggering storm goddess who never misses a chance to show off her horse-making skills.
HELIOS: The sun goddess with a bird’s-eye view—and all the celestial gossip.
HEPHAESTUS: The hammer-wielding sound guy of Olympus who provides killer rimshots and calm logic.
WIND GODS
BOREAS: The dramatic northern wind god with a flair for flair.
ZEPHYRUS: The breezy west wind with surfer vibes and a golden glow.
EURUS: The Greek god of the East wind. Associated with autumn. “Want a cozy day?”
NOTUS: The southern wind god who brings the heat—and the overconfidence.
SLEEP GODS
HYPNOS: The perpetually snoozing goddess of sleep who somehow naps through chaos.
MORPHEUS: The goddess of nightmares with a flair for drama and a surprisingly soft side.
APOLLO: The cool, confident god of music who’s convinced his lullabies can knock out any mortal.
PAN: A flute-playing forest spirit who’s always down for a jam session or an awkward goat pun.
ZEUS’ KIDS
EILEITHYIA: A no-nonsense child of Zeus who’s tired of being forgotten—and mispronounced.
THALIA: The overlooked goddess of comedy who just wants to be taken seriously—for once.
URANIA: The stargazing goddess who tracks galaxies but still can’t get her dad’s attention.
EPAPHUS: A moody child of Zeus who’s haunted by the fact his mom turned into a cow.
TANTALUS: The eternally punished child who just wants a little paternal acknowledgment—and maybe a snack.
HELENUS: A mild-mannered child of Zeus who’s quietly desperate to be remembered.
OTHER GREEK GODS
DIONYSUS: The party god who’s always ready to drop the beat—even if no one asked.
ATHENA: The sharp, grounded goddess of wisdom who wants the gods to grow up—emotionally.
HERMES: A hype-god with wings on his feet and a microphone in his heart.
GREEK GOD ENSEMBLE: Participates in all Greek god group numbers.
This activity is supported by a grant from the
Operating support from
The Lloyd K Johnson Foundation
Minnesota State Arts Board
"This activity is made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board thanks to appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature's general and arts and cultural heritage funds."
