Our Mission

Fault Line Theatre creates, develops, and produces socially relevant, character-driven plays for today’s audiences. We employ and collaborate with the best members of our artistic community. Fault Line Theatre strives both to challenge veteran theatergoers and welcome those new to the art form.

We believe it is our responsibility as storytellers, allies, and citizens to elevate and give space to the artists and voices who challenge the status quo and work to destroy the systems of oppression that allow inequity and injustice to flourish.

Fault Line Theatre is small but mighty, and we will stay active, curious, and loud. We will create safe and inclusive spaces for our entire community of artists to work, grow, and experiment. We will listen, learn, and do our part to dismantle the ruling class, put an end to racism, sexism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, white supremacy, and all forms of oppression.

Anti-Racism Statement

Fault Line Theatre stands in solidarity with the Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, AAPI, and Middle Eastern Communities in our industry, our city, and throughout our nation and our world. We recognize that the system is not broken, it is working exactly as it was designed. As a white theatre company we also recognize the ways in which we benefit from and are complicit in this broken system. We strive to be better and to grow more anti-racist with each day. It is our responsibility as storytellers, allies, and citizens to elevate and give space to the artists and voices who challenge the status quo and work to destroy the systems of oppression that allow racism and inequity to flourish.

Land & Labor Acknowledgment

Fault Line Theatre acknowledges that our work and our offices are based in New York City, which is Lenapehoking, the Lenape homeland.  We honor all Indigenous Nations and their land with gratitude and humility, and we acknowledge the genocide and displacement of indigenous peoples here, across the country, and throughout the world. Fault Line Theatre also acknowledges the enslaved Africans whose labor built New York, and the exploited labor that extracts the resources and constructs the technology that gives us the freedom to work and play on a daily basis.

Artistic Leadership

Artistic Director

Aaron Rossini *

Senior Producer

John Racioppo

Junior Producer

Hannah Sgambellone

Artistic Associates

Andrea Abello
Brandt Adams
Knud Adams
Juan Arturo
Matt Barbot
Nate Betancourt
Geordie Broadwater
Vichet Chum
Xavier Clark
Matt Clevy
Daniel Colón
Ali Rose Dachis
Sean Devare
Craig Wesley Divino
Ryan Dobrin
John Eckert
Izzy Fields
Lynnette Freeman
Nick Gandiello
Elizabeth Goodman
Karl Gregory
Addison Heeren
Alejandro Hernández
Melanie Hopkins
Tristan Jeffers *
Jenny Kennedy

Founding Director

Craig Wesley Divino *

Board of Directors

Craig Wesley Divino (Chair)
Krystal Bowden
Paul Friedman
Bruce Geismar
Daria Miyeko Marinelli
John Racioppo
Aaron Rossini
Clyde Voce

* Fault Line Theatre founder

Interested in Joining Our Board?

Email us at info@faultlinetheatre.org. We’d love to meet you!