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I have been performing comedy for over six years. In that time, over hundreds of shows to certainly thousands of people, I can count on one hand the occasions I have had an audience who looks and feels like they might be just like me. This isn’t just an observation on race (I’m African/Indian mixed). This is an observation on gender, politics, class, up-bringing and in life experience overall.
The London Tattoo Convention are proud to welcome legendary tattooer Mark Mahoney as our special guest. Mark Mahoney will be meeting and greeting fans throughout the weekend, and will join the expert judging panel at our much-anticipated Tattoo Competition.
(Image by Joolz Barker, courtesy of Face In Hole)
Writer and performer Jacqueline Haigh reveals the inspiration for Goddess, appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 2018.
Goddess is my new, comic storytelling show based on my true experiences working as a receptionist in a Tantric Massage parlour. Well, I say new. In fact, this project has been incubating for a while.
Callum Smith moved back to Glasgow to return to freelance producing. Now, he runs one of Scotland’s most exciting production companies.
Woodblock print by Utagawa Yoshiharu
Japanese Gallery Kensington are proud to share a new collection of extraordinary traditional woodblock prints at The London Tattoo Convention this September.
Japanese Gallery Kensington return for the second consecutive year to London Tattoo Convention and are proud to share a new collection of extraordinary traditional woodblock prints.
Photo credits: David Levene
Image: ‘Soho Tableaux’, installation by Damien Frost at The Smallest Gallery in Soho.
Meet four female tattooists who have been making waves on the inking scene with their Abstract designs, and are coming to this year’s London Tattoo Convention.
Tattoo by Jenna Kerr, Devil In The Detail, Stoke-On-Trent
Jenna Kerr
Studio – Devil in the Detail (Stoke-on-Trent)
Country – UK
London is a lonely city, we’re told repeatedly. Despite many restaurants and bars insisting they’re ‘neighbourhood bars’ and ‘neighbourhood restaurants,’ lots of us still find London a challenging place to simply hang out with others and kick back.
