Megan Schoenbohm (Music Director, Guitar, Harmonica) is an Actor-Musician who began playing piano by ear at the age of 3, and since then has studied drums, mallet percussion, and flute. She taught herself oboe, English horn, guitar, and bass, and the accordion. Megan is a 2004 graduate of Berklee College of Music in Boston with a degree in Music Therapy. In 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024 Megan was awarded by the Bay Area Parent Magazine as Best of the Best for "Local Family Entertainment," "Birthday Party Entertainment," "Music Class," and "Hidden Gem." In 2021, Megan accepted an invitation to join the Recording Academy. www.musictimewithmegan.com
Dean Cook (Drums) is a drummer based in Marin County. He has played in a number of MMTC shows including Spring Awakening, Legally Blonde, Rent, The Rocky Horror Show, and Cabaret as well as other local theater productions including A Christmas Carol, The Addams Family, Something Rotten and many more. He also plays in the local band Book of Birds.
Jon Bretan (Bass) is a bassist, guitarist, and pianist/keyboardist who is often found playing for North Bay musical theater, usually when his wife is not starring in a show. He grew up playing bass and piano in the school jazz bands in Novato, and played guitar and bass for UC Jazz Ensembles while studying physics and astronomy at UC Berkeley. His main gig is teaching astronomy, engineering, and physics, and coaching cross country and track, at Marin Academy in San Rafael. Most recently he played for Cabaret and The Rocky Horror Show (MMTC at NTC), Little Shop of Horrors (6th Street Playhouse), The Addams Family (NTC), Les Misérables and Guys and Dolls (Throckmorton). Last year, a highlight for Jon was playing lead guitar for a few of the Beautiful: The Carole King Musical shows at Spreckels in Rohnert Park, where his wife, Julianne, starred as Carole King. Jon combines his musical and physics worlds by building and repairing guitars and related instruments, and you can see some of his work, or reach him, on Instagram @trailsnphotons.