We'll Always Have Paris
by Jill Hyem


What readers are saying
Readers find the play has a charming, humorous dialogue filled with cultural references. The interaction between characters brings a lively atmosphere, although some feel it lacks depth in storytelling.
Synopsis
Jill Hyem, original writer of TV series HOWARD'S WAY, WISH ME LUCK, THE HOUSE OF ELLIOT and co-writer of the well-remembered TENKO, who returns to her theatre roots with this magical story set in the world's most romantic city.
Three women of a certain age gravitate to Paris.
There's Nancy, a retired headmistress determined to throw off her shackles.
Anna, recently widowed - and free - after years of nursing a sick husband.
And Raquel, a divorcee in search of eternal youth and a new toy boy.
A feel-good play with laughter and tears, the promise of romance, lovely love and not-so-lovely anger, friendship and loyalty, and the advantages of growing old.
Perhaps not La Vie en Rose but certainly a night to leave you charmed, amused, thoughtful - and smiling.
Publication
We'll Always Have Paris is a British play written by Jill Hyem and published by Josef Weinberger (2010).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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