"This is not a work about one's vices so much as the brokenness of a system
that enables them, and the play soars from that distinction."
- Counting Pebbles review by the Arts Council of Greater New Haven ​

Arts Council of Greater New Haven writeup of "Counting Pebbles" by arts reporter Lucy Gellman

EMSWorld article announcing initial productions of "Counting Pebbles"

"Enormously eye-opening, painfully so - it highlighted a huge area
that I’ve never given thought to...I sat in the theater crying.
It reawakened my passion for theater...and reminded me what theater can do."
- Counting Pebbles​ audience member

New Haven Register article on the development of "Counting Pebbles" by Steve Scarpa

Yale University School of Public Health article on "Counting Pebbles" as a public health project 

"The most urgent and exciting piece of theater to happen in Portland that year."
"Hands down the best play I have ever seen. Covered all the important issues of the day."
-Holding onto the Sky audience members

Theatre Topics July 2017 cover article: "Staging the Cascadia Earthquake Before it Happens: Faultline Ensemble's Holding onto the Sky as theatre and community health manifesto" by dramaturg Kate Bredeson

Oregonian Review of "Holding onto the Sky" by Reporter Jamie Hale

Oregonian Article on Faultline and Portland Earthquakes by Jamie Hale

"The Faultline Ensemble production of Holding on to the Sky haunts me. I value
my neighbors more because I see them as allies in an emergency and think about ways to build
​resilience in my own home for me and my neighbors. This never occurred to me before."
- Holding onto the Sky​ audience member and neighborhood resident

PQ Monthly Interview about "Holding onto the Sky" by Leela Ginelle

Reed College E-News Post about "Holding onto the Sky" by Dramaturg Kate Bredeson

"The best theater experience I have ever had."
-Holding onto the Sky performer