Juliet likened it to Harry Potter and Disney Descendants. What a smart summary! Like Harry Potter, these kids have magical powers that they have to go to a special school for (or in this case, camp half-blood). And like Descendants, these kids are descendants of powerful characters (in this case Greek Gods).
Through the musical, I received the most entertaining education on Greek mythology ever imaginable. With rock/pop tunes, delightful, charismatic characters, and lots of special effects, it kept the audience entertained throughout.
I do think that because of the slightly complicated plot and long duration, that kids 6 and under and/or those without an interest in Greek mythology or Percy Jackson’s books may have to think twice about this one. Juliet at age 6 in the end thought it was too long for instance. But she laughed and enjoyed the comedy of it all and overall, she thought it was a fun mommy and me night out.
It’s on Broadway for just 16 weeks (tickets are on sale until January 5th, 2020). Get tickets 
To me, she is a fellow mom and a friend-of-a-friend. She’s also that mom that inspires awe. (“How did you get those abs of steel and look like THAT after having 2 kids,” I madly wonder with insane jealousy!) Thankfully though, this mom is willing to share her secrets to health, wellness and fitness and she is SO knowledgeable, warm and at peace that you feel more confident, empowered and motivated just from listening to her.
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