The Orchestra — Allan Pollack Music Director
Twenty-seven musicians performed the first Symphony of the Redwoods concert in 1983. Now, thirty years later, the symphony has grown to include 45-50 amateur and professional musicians from Mendocino, Humboldt, Lake and Sonoma Counties and the Bay Area.
Music Director and Conductor
Allan Pollack has inspired and developed the orchestra
into a dedicated and impressive musical force,
performing challenging and interesting pieces as
well as the beloved classics.
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The Symphony provides complimentary snacks and treats, wine and beverages at a reception before the play starting at 7pm. You supply the laughter!
The play begins at 8pm, at the Helen Schoeni Theatre in Mendocino. Tickets are $30 and may be purchased by calling the Symphony, 964-0898. If you are a MTC season ticket holder, let us know, and we will adjust your ticket price.
The 39 Steps, written by Patrick Barlow and directed by Ricci Dedola, is Broadway’s longest-running comedy, and the winner of two Tony Awards, a Drama Desk Award, and the Laurence Olivier Award for the best new comedy of 2007. Acted with just one man (Tony Camarda), one woman (Nicole Paravicini), and two clowns (Steve Worthen & Steve Jordan) playing an estimated 250 roles between them, The 39 Steps is a highly physical satire featuring train chases, plane crashes, shadowy spies, and a love story to boot.
Tickets 964-0898
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