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Long Island is Bugging Me (2024)
Utopia is a Vacant Lot in Rockaway - Urban Omnibus (2023)
A New Harvest - Urban Omnibus (2023)
Becoming my Family’s Partition Archivist - Catapult (2021)
The Radical Possibilities of Virtual Theater - Catapult (2021)
Off Peak Riders Also Deserve a Break in Fairs – Newsday (2024)
Creating Fun, Car-Free Streets Near Rockaway Schools – Rockaway Wave (2023)
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Hyperallergic - A Public Performance Series Aims to Combat “Climate Despair” (2024)
Casting a Wide Net - NY City News Service (2022)
Week 56 - Staff Picks (2024)
Week 9 - Staff Picks (2023)
A Fun Play about How Scary Climate Change is - Rockaway Wave (2023)
Play at Edgemere Farm Seeks to Inspire Hope in the Face of Climate Change - Rockaway Wave (2023)
Community Spotlight - No Borders Journal (2021)
All the World’s a Screen - Wellesley Mag (2021)
Staged Reading of Ravayana - HowlRound (2020)
Street Works Earth Festival Brings Art and Climate Action to Queens- City Buzz (2024)
Initial Casting Set For Good Apples Collective's Rootstock Reading Series - Broadway World (2024)
Shakespeare Society offers Magical Midsummer - Wellesley News (2019)
On Guards - Wellesley Mag (2017)
Upstage’s Guards at the Taj Mixes Darkness and Humor - Wellesley Times (2017)
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Street Wars - New York Times (2024)
Chronic Optimism - Urban Omnibus (2023)
School Streets - AMNY (2023)
More Open Streets Coming to NYC This Fall – Streetsblog (2024)
Rise of the Bike Bus Movement – Distilled Earth (2023)
Community Groups Push for Community Control - Mott Haven Herald (2023)
School Streets - Momentum Mag (2023)
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MC – Downtown Brooklyn Climate Tech Contest (2024)
Guest speaker - Johnson Justice Fellowship (2024)
Storytelling in Architecture: Stories + Places - Center for Architecture (2023)
New Conversations: Writing the Future - Architecture League (2023)
Production of Differentiated States on Rockaway Beach - Coastal Transitions Conference (2023)
Guest lecturer - Hunter College Master in Urban Planning Prospect Redevelopment Plan Studio (2022)
Taking Back the (open) Streets - Open Data Week (2022)
Looking Ahead - Queens Library (2021)
Cultural Organizing for Community Change - Arts and Democracy (2021)
“Sabina is a powerhouse theater artist who makes socially engaged performance and works at the intersection of theater, urban planning, and climate activism which is like the coolest intersection there is in my opinion. Yes, I am scared about the future and I do feel climate despair! And I definitely want to watch Sabina play a cool Japanese synth from 1987.”