Performing Arts Summer Camp in Denver
Girls Write immerses our campers in playwriting. Teaching professionals guide them through the fundamentals, using improv and sample scripts for inspiration. Mentors provide cheerleading and encouragement, supporting each camper’s ideas and leading them to the creation of a short play. At the end of the week, professional actors and directors bring each story to life! As they develop creative tools for storytelling, the campers gain confidence in their unique voices and experience the joy of collaborating with others.
Teaching Artist: Olivia Buntaine
Dates: July 21-25, 2025
Location: Blossom House, 3300 W Nevada Pl, Denver, CO 80219.
Time: 9am-3pm MST, Mon-Fri plus additional mentoring time as needed
Cost: starts at $300 (includes guest artist fees)
Weekly Celebration: 3pm on Friday, July 25
After registering for a camp, parents will receive a confirmation email along with a questionnaire about camper information which is to be completed before the start of each camp.
Cancellations: All camps are subject to a 4-participant minimum. If the minimum is not reached 2 weeks prior to the start date of the session, the camp will be canceled and any registration fees will be refunded.
Refunds: With the exception of the camp being canceled due to low registration, all registration fees are final.
Referral Rebate: A $50 rebate is available for referrals. To qualify, both participants must register through the Athena Project website and complete the entire camp. Both participants qualify for the rebate ($50 each), and multiple referrals are allowed, up to but not to exceed the total cost of the camp ($300 value). To redeem, both parties must email [email protected] by the end of business day the first day of camp with the name of the participant, the referral’s name and the name of the camp attending. Qualifying rebates will be issued within 30 days of camp completion. Athena Project has final say on rebate qualifications and totals.
Meet this theater camp’s teaching artist!
Olivia Buntaine
Olivia Buntaine (she/her) believes in theatre, poetry, and prose that brings everyone to the table – starting with those of us who haven’t been invited. Writing most often about the worlds of girlhood, queerness, and mythologies, Olivia’s award-winning plays have lived on stages in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, and Denver. Olivia believes fiercely that discovering theatre and writing as a teenage girl saved her life, and that girls and nonbinary youth will save the world. For more on her work, head to www.oliviabuntaine.com