Tim Arnold
East Finchley Arts Festival
All Saints Church
12 Clydesdale Road
13 oct. 2017
19:30 UTC
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Description du concert
Tim performs a special one of show in two acts at All Saints Church in East Finchley as part of their annual Arts Festival. The festival runs from 7th - 15th October 2017. Join Tim on Friday 13th October, 7.30pmTickets £25/£20/£12 are available online now:https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/efinchleyartsOther ways of buying tickets are:In person at - Black Gull Books, 121 High Road, East Finchley N2 8AGBy phone on 020 8444 4717On the door according to availability (NB Credit cards cannot be accepted at the the Ticket Desk on the night of event)Disabled access and facilities are available.Bar serving wine and soft drinks available before the concert and during the interval
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Biographie de Tim Arnold
Tim Arnold - Writer, Composer and Performer
Singer, songwriter, actor, film director, composer and activist, his work spans multiple genres and mediums and he is known for his ambitious projects that draw communities together. He is founder of Save Soho with Stephen Fry and has worked extensively with Amnesty’s LGBTQIA arm through his music. SUPER CONNECTED explores the clash between humanity and technology in context of our collective mental health.
Mixed-race and autistic, Arnold was raised by his mother and her same-sex partner amidst a vibrant working-class theatrical community. When Iggy Pop told NME that Arnold’s work reminded him of David Bowie, Arnold’s career was given a new lease of life, winning BBC London Album of The Year for his album ‘The Soho Hobo’.
Arnold was mentored by the legendary Lindsay Kemp, who performed alongside Arnold in his multimedia installation piece ‘What Love Would Want’ in 2018.
Plus d'infoSinger, songwriter, actor, film director, composer and activist, his work spans multiple genres and mediums and he is known for his ambitious projects that draw communities together. He is founder of Save Soho with Stephen Fry and has worked extensively with Amnesty’s LGBTQIA arm through his music. SUPER CONNECTED explores the clash between humanity and technology in context of our collective mental health.
Mixed-race and autistic, Arnold was raised by his mother and her same-sex partner amidst a vibrant working-class theatrical community. When Iggy Pop told NME that Arnold’s work reminded him of David Bowie, Arnold’s career was given a new lease of life, winning BBC London Album of The Year for his album ‘The Soho Hobo’.
Arnold was mentored by the legendary Lindsay Kemp, who performed alongside Arnold in his multimedia installation piece ‘What Love Would Want’ in 2018.
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