Azuka Theatre
Azuka Theatre produces 3 plays each season and offers all events on a Pay What YOU DECIDE basis! Telling the stories of outcasts and underdogs.
The first theater company in Philadelphia (and in the country) to offer its entire season of productions as Pay What You Decide: Every Production, Every Performance, Everyone.
06/02/2026
We will miss the brightest star.
Hold on to each other. Lift up your hands.
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Dito van Reigersberg in Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2008)
Photos by ChrisKPhotography
06/01/2026
💥 Announcing our 2026-2027 Season! ✊🎤
We're continuing our collaboration with Simpatico Theatre to bring you two explosive premieres: the Philadelphia premiere of , written & performed by Priyanka Shetty, and the world premiere of PLAY ON! by Quinn D. Eli!
Season Packages are available NOW and, as always, all performances are Pay What You Decide!
Join us here: https://bit.ly/2627Package
05/19/2026
Help! The performance of Class C I want to attend says “sold out” or “not available” - what can I do?
We suggest keeping an eye on the performance calendar as we do receive cancellations and will release tickets as they become available
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SHOW UP!
We begin a waiting list *on-site* 1 hour before each performance. We have been successful in getting everyone in, but that is not a guarantee - particularly during the final weekend of performances.
Tickets: https://bit.ly/ClassCTix
05/18/2026
FINAL WEEK - MUST CLOSE SUNDAY, MAY 24!
Info & Tickets: https://azukatheatre.org/class-c
"...the cast of four is a highlight. Amanda Schoonover plays Allie, expertly dipping between anger and tenderness....David Pica makes an impassioned appearance as a man toiling with the loss of his own privileges.... Espinoza viscerally portrays his character's inner and outer pain. Ciera Gardner provides much-needed levity...."
-nat čermák, Broad Street Review
CLASS C
written by Chaz T. Martin
directed by Rebecca Wright
featuring Amanda Schoonover, David Pica, AZ Espinoza, and Ciera Gardner
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📸 by Johanna Austin
Amanda Schoonover as Allie and David Pica as Agent Bliss
05/15/2026
"...an explosive 75 minutes, asking haunting questions about the present, and the near future our actions may create."
-nat čermák, Broad Street Review
Info & Tickets: https://azukatheatre.org/class-c
CLASS C
written by Chaz T. Martin
directed by Rebecca Wright
featuring Amanda Schoonover, David Pica, AZ Espinoza, and Ciera Gardner
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📸 by Johanna Austin
David Pica as Agent Bliss, Amanda Schoonover as Allie, and AZ Espinoza as Warren
05/15/2026
Are you looking for another reason to see Class C? Look no further!
Thank you to nat čermák and Broad Street Review for the wonderful review of the show!
"In this production, the cast of four is a highlight.... The production’s simple, elegant design choices work together to create an atmosphere that feels both intimate and decayed.... Martin’s ability to stretch a scene’s tension remains palpable, and successfully elicits a great deal of pathos."
Read the entire review here:
Azuka Theatre and Simpatico Theatre present Chaz T. Martin’s Class C A culture of distrust, fear, and dehumanization reaches a boiling point this timely world premiere production of Chaz T. Martin’s Class C . nat čermák…
05/13/2026
"...jaw on the floor when the blackout hit."
-Audience member
Info & Tickets: https://azukatheatre.org/class-c
CLASS C
written by Chaz T. Martin
directed by Rebecca Wright
featuring Amanda Schoonover, David Pica, AZ Espinoza, and Ciera Gardner
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📸 by Johanna Austin
Amanda Schoonover as Allie, AZ Espinoza as Warren, Ciera Gardner as Hen, and David Pica as Agent Bliss
05/11/2026
CLASS C
A World Premiere by Chaz T. Martin
Directed by Rebecca Wright
Now Playing through May 24
Info & Tickets: https://azukatheatre.org/class-c
Featuring Amanda Schoonover, David Pica, AZ Espinoza, and Ciera Gardner
All performances Pay What You Decide
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📸 by Johanna Austin
David Pica as Agent Bliss and Amanda Schoonover as Allie.
Class C — Azuka Theatre Set in a future where American citizens face government-assigned classifications, Martin’s new play is a thrilling story of identity, loyalty, and survival.
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1700 Sansom Street
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