Camp HUNTRIX

By their mid-thirties, HUNTR/X had become legendary.

They'd spent years touring, performing, fighting demons, recording albums, appearing on every imaginable stage, and eventually reaching the point where they could step away from the relentless idol schedule without feeling like they were abandoning anything.

Rumi was the one who came up with the idea. She didn't want their experience to disappear when they retired. So she proposed something almost absurdly ambitious:

A training camp for all performers. Kids and adult groups.

Not just singing or dancing. Camp HUNTRIX would teach stagecraft, choreography, songwriting, performance confidence, teamwork, physical conditioning, and media training.

It quickly became the place for aspiring performers to spend their summers.
And naturally, the three founders couldn't be more different as instructors.