Tattoo Dave is a stand up comic who isn’t afraid of any crowd, including locked up inmates.
A Glasgow comedian has revealed what it is like to perform in Barlinnie prison.
“We need to think about the material we use as well, a lot of them don’t know what things like Netflix and JustEat are because they have been inside for so long. “When someone shouts out during the show you don’t know who they are or why they are in Barlinnie so it can be scary, but you just need to be confident and banter back.
Tattoo Dave hopes their visits will encourage rehabilitation within Barlinnie and set the convicts onto a better life path.
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