'The best original offering at the Blyth Festival since 2017… heartbreakingly sad and tragic in one minute and uproariously funny in the next… A masterpiece.' - Huron Citizen
'Masterfully weaves historical authenticity with contemporary resonance .. transforms their intimate letters into a sweeping narrative that speaks powerfully to our present moment. ... The Wind Coming over the Sea soars through the magic of its script, songs and sincerity. For the show is also a celebration of the power and possibility of immigration: a paean to taking bold risks ... a toe-tapping, heart-stirring reminder that every immigrant’s journey weaves another thread into our collective tapestry.' - Sesaya Arts Magazine (Toronto)
‘A beautifully tender, unflinching look at the promise and peril of emigration, stitched together like a warm quilt... Overflowing with emotionally engaging traditional ballads and live Irish folk music, a new work of clarity and compassion.’ - Frontmezzjunkies.com
'Equal parts heart-warming and tragic, as Donoghue takes an unflinching look at an ongoing piece of Canada’s story.' - Kincardine Record