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REVIEWS
★★★★ "A HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL exploration of love, loss, and growth.” “This is a play that successfully hits every emotional note any good rom-com needs.”
All That Dazzles
★★★★ "Tasteful contrast between the atmosphere and the action is what allows Kalburgi’s writing to exist as more than just another cheesy rom-com, but rather a WITTY AND COMPELLING bit of theatre that is as heartwarming as it is hard-hitting.”
The Recs
"Refreshing to see a play that doesn’t hurry pell-mell to its conclusion.”
The Review Hub
★★★★ “THE PLAY IS EXQUISITE.” “We’ll Always Have Paris is an exceptional piece of pub theatre that brings Hollywood romance to life onstage.” “Paul Kalburgi’s script is as heartbreaking as it is heartwarming.”
A Young(ish) Perspective
★★★★ "A LOT FOR MOVIE LOVERS TO ENJOY... give the multiplex a miss this time – opt for a more realistic rom-com instead."
London Theatre Reviews
★★★ “It is a SMART AND FUNNY script that knows when to pull back and offer an emotional kick.”
Lou Reviews
★★★ “EXCELLENT DIALOGUE” “Paul Kalburgi doesn’t miss a trick.”
Everything Theatre
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Staged Readings, February 2025
Bespoke Plays supported the development of We’ll Always Have Paris with two staged readings at The Union Theatre, directed by Mimi Collins, with the following cast: Lisa Depuis, Malcolm Jeffries, and Sally Vanderpump. Stage directions were read by Cindy Evans.
★★★★ The script absolutely zings. It’s full of a beautiful charm and soft humour!
"It’s witty, thoughtful and absolutely charming, and already feeling like it’s ready to make the move to a full production sooner rather than later."
Everything Theatre
DEVELOPMENT JOURNEY








R&D Workshop, May 2024
A two-day development workshop took place at Theatre Deli, directed by Scott Le Crass, with the following cast: Dani Arlington, Malcolm Jeffries, and Sibylla Meienberg.








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