has been a member of Azuka Theatre since he created the role of Guillaume in Azuka's inaugural production of La Rue des Faux. For Azuka he has directed productions of Whisky Neat, Greek Active, Kid Simple, Hedwig and the Angry Inch (Barrymore Nomination; Best Director of a Musical, Philadelphia Weekly), Azuka One-Acts, Four, The Boys and Sincerity Forever. Other credits include Say Goodnight, Gracie (Act II Playhouse) The Rocky Horror Show (Arcadia University) Iron Kisses (Philadelphia Gay and Lesbian Theater Festival) and The Shoes (Philadelphia Fringe Festival). Before turning to directing he appeared in Azuka’s productions of Metamorphosis, Friends and An Artist's Workshop. Kevin is a member The Lincoln Center Directors Lab.

is a co-founder of Azuka Theatre. Originally from Michigan, Mark moved to Philadelphia in 1997 to work as an apprentice with the Arden Theatre Company. From 1999 to 2006 Mark worked for Philadelphia Theatre Company as their Prop Master and Lightboard Operator. He is currently the Technical Director for the Mandell Theater at Drexel University.

came to Philadelphia as the Literary and Casting Apprentice at the Walnut Street Theatre under Richard Parison. She began working with Azuka in 2005 and with them directed Coney Island in the Azuka One-Acts for the 10th Philly Fringe, was the AD for the 2006 production of 'Twas the Night, and currently organizes the Spotlight Series. In addition to her work with Azuka she acts and directs and has worked with a number of rockin' Philly theatres and theatre artists including The Cardboardbox Collaborative, Flashpoint Theatre Co., Madhouse Theatre Co., Tamanya Garza, Michele Volansky, Philadelphia Theatre Co., and WST. Allison holds a B.A. in Theatre from Washington College in Chestertown, MD. She holds it very tightly.

is a teaching artist and program coordinator for Azuka’s Stages in Education program as well as a substitute teacher for the Philadelphia Public School District. He has taught for numerous other companies including the Wilma Theater, Lantern Theater, Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival and The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. In 2002, Mike received the Barrymore Award for Supporting Actor in a Musical for his performance in Villanova Theatre’s production of Chicago. Mike holds a Masters Degree in Theater from Villanova University.