Kiki Inferno in a sparkling silver costume during the Warrington Pride celebrations at Time Square, Warrington, 13 June 2026

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Contributor:
Tony SmithImage ID:
3EPRNY2File size:
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4719 x 6696 px | 40 x 56.7 cm | 15.7 x 22.3 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
13 June 2026Location:
Time Square, Academy Way, Warrington, Cheshire, England, UK, WA1 2NTMore information:
Drag performer Kiki Inferno appears on stage in a sparkling silver sequinned costume during the Warrington Pride celebrations in Warrington, Cheshire, on 13 June 2026. Holding a handheld microphone, the performer addresses the audience while standing beside a white grand piano and in front of a dark theatrical stage backdrop. The eye-catching costume, dramatic makeup and large blonde wig create a glamorous and theatrical appearance associated with contemporary British drag performance. A spectator in the foreground carries a rainbow-coloured Pride flag, helping place the scene within an LGBTQ+ community celebration focused on equality, inclusion, visibility and self-expression. The vertical composition shows the performer elevated above members of the audience, with the piano, stage equipment and coloured lighting establishing the setting as a live outdoor entertainment event. Kiki Inferno’s expressive pose and open-mouthed delivery suggest singing, speaking, comedy or audience interaction during the performance. Warrington Pride brings live music, drag entertainment and community activity into the town centre, creating a public celebration for LGBTQ+ people, families, friends and allies. Drag performers are a prominent part of many British Pride festivals, combining costume, music, cabaret, humour and stage presence to provide colourful and inclusive entertainment. The photograph could illustrate drag culture, LGBTQ+ visibility, regional Pride events, live performance, diversity, equality, public celebrations and the role of town-centre festivals in supporting community participation. It may also suit editorial coverage of queer culture, performance costume, Pride flags, regional entertainment and summer events in North West England.