“Masculinity is neither good nor bad—it depends on what we make of it.” The Apollos of today—an ensemble of eleven youths aged 15 to 20 who are perceived as male, hailing from diverse cultural backgrounds—descend from Mount Olympus, settle scores with Zeus, deconstruct male role models, and reassemble them anew. Where are the sons of the future headed, and what questions accompany them on their journey?