PACE Theatre Company: There Is No Room in Our Bathroom for Lewis Capaldi

Sun 15 Sep 2024

PACE Theatre Company: There Is No Room in Our Bathroom for Lewis Capaldi

Paisley Arts Centre

15 New St, Paisley, PA1 1EZ

£15 | £11 | £10

There’s No Room in Our Bathroom for Lewis Capaldi by Frances Poet

PACE Theatre Company presents in association with One Ren with funding by Future Paisley
Directed by Jenni Mason and Angela Orr • Designed by Fraser Lappin

Thu 12 – Sun 15 September 2024

Sun 15 September 2024 7pm performance will be BSL interpreted.

17 year old Gwen has eight siblings and a long list of daily tasks to get them ready and out the door each morning for school; until one day she doesn’t. The wee kids are all still at home eating cereal and no-one knows where she has gone…

Gwen’s disappearance throws the delicately balanced home life of the Capaldi family into disarray, resulting in a road trip, shock revelations and a whole lot of poorly wrapped birthday presents.

A funny and heartwarming tale about families and the glue that holds them together.

Supported by One Ren and Future Paisley, the wide-ranging programme of events, activity and investment using Paisley’s unique and internationally-significant cultural stories to transform its future.

Please note, wheelchair accessible spaces are not available to book online. Please email or call the box office to book a wheelchair accessible space or for any other access requests / advice: OneRen_boxoffice@renfrewshire.gov.uk / tel: 0300 300 1210.

PACE - There Is No Room In Our Bathroom For Lewis Capaldi

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