The best of the bunch is “Evacuation Plan” by Jeff Sproul. The source of its joy, though, is that two characters (played by Mr. Sproul and Sabrina Farhi) start telling the truth. One even survives the confession that she is such a Tolkien geek that she speaks and reads flawless Elvish."
- The New York Times, Anita Gates, May 14, 2009
"Sabrina Farhi brings naiveté and sincerity to the role of Felicia—enough to make the twist satisfying, and to suggest that there is hope, of sorts, where the heart matters."
- indietheatre.org, Jo Ann Rosen, October 15, 2008
"All of the actors have incredible chemistry, in particularly Sabrina Farhi and Jeff Sproul in David Ives' Sure Thing, Sproul and Brooke Eddey in Garth Wingfield's Please Have a Seat and Someone Will Be with You Shortly (which was the most satisfying one-act I saw all night), and Farhi and Richard Lovejoy in the honeymoon-gone-awry saga of Dorothy Parker's Here We Are."
- blogcritics.org, Ethan Stanislawski, December 3, 2008
"Every real human emotion in Mark and Andy, and all its desired sympathies, are funneled through Janine, and Sabrina Farhi does an admirable job handling the most challenging role of the play."
- blogcritics.org, Ethan Stanislawski, July 25, 2008
"Sabrina Farhi and Jeff Sproul get it right in Sure Thing. They skillfully play off of each other in this unique and thought-provoking play. "
- Show Business Weekly, Amber Silverman