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Peter Gelblum, Director MCT Sep 17, 2026 6:30 PM
Upcoming Productions
Upcoming Productions

Mountain Community Theater’s (MCT) Peter Gelblum knows a good story when he hears one. Whether it’s one of loss or perseverance, success or struggle, Gelblum is a student of the human condition, and he uses that insight to help shape his actors into storytellers on stage. 

Peter received his B.A. in Theater from Wesleyan University, then worked professionally as an actor and director in New York, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia, including a role as a misunderstood killer on Kojak, the TV show. 
 
Finding it difficult to make a living as an actor, he went to law school and worked as an attorney in Los Angeles for 32 years, working on such cases as Goldman vs. OJ Simpson, Recording Industry of American vs. Napster, a case settling ownership of the artwork of Alberto Vargas, creator of the Vargas Girls, and a decades-long case concerning a trust worth several hundred million dollars for the benefit of the heirs of Walt Disney. 
 
Peter moved to the San Lorenzo Valley in 2008 and returned to his first love, theater. He has been involved with Mountain Community Theater since then. He was President of MCT for five years, and has directed many shows for MCT, including August: Osage County, Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, The Goat, or Who is Sylvia, Moon Over Buffalo, Other Desert Cities, Steel Magnolias, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and Miracle on 34th Street
 
His acting roles range from Kris Kringle in Miracle, to Brutus in Julius Caesar. He has also directed for many years at Santa Cruz Actors’ Theater annual 8 Tens at 8 Short Play Festival. In 2022, he created “The CZU Fire In Their Own Words,” a 90-minute film about people who lost their homes in, and fought, the catastrophic August 2020 CZU Lightning Complex Fires.
Dr Henrik Mann, OUR GLOBAL HOPE, LLC Oct 01, 2026 6:30 PM
Update
Update
Randy Klein, Co-Owner SV Tutoring Club Oct 08, 2026 6:30 PM
Interact
Interact

Founded in 1991, Tutoring Club has helped tens of thousands of students nationwide to achieve their academic goals. Our mission today remains the same as when we first opened our doors: to meet the needs of every child with whom we work. Because we understand that each academic journey is unique, we make a personal connection with each student before we customize a game plan that ensures subject mastery and the development of study skills. As educators and mentors, we make real investments in the long-term academic success of our students and take pride in creating independent, confident, and self-motivated learners for life.

Coco Raner-Walter, President Senior Center Oct 15, 2026 6:30 PM
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events

We advocate for and ensure a vibrant, well-funded, and responsive Highlands Park Senior & Community Center that benefits all San Lorenzo Valley residents. At our heart, we cultivate a safe, modern hub close to home dedicated to meeting the emerging needs of adults 50+. We provide the enriching programs, vital supports, diverse resources, and multi-generational connections our neighbors need to live healthy, full, and satisfying lives in the Valley.

Mary Ann Lobaldo, Santa Cruz County Recycling Nov 05, 2026 6:30 PM
Update on Recycling in Santa Cruz County
Jon Winston, District Grants Committee Nov 12, 2026 6:30 PM
Rotary Foundation
Rotary Foundation