Storytelling |
Peter has been storytelling since 1999, and has entertained audiences all over Britain and further with his tales from the Indian Subcontinent. His parents migrated to Britain from the Punjab region in the 1950’s, and though he was born in the Midlands, Peter grew up using Punjabi as his first language. He combines these two cultures seamlessly to tell stories full of life, wisdom, and humour. His Storytelling has taken him to Belgium, The Netherlands, Ireland, India, and many schools, festivals, libraries and community groups all over Britain. He has also told his stories on BBC Radio Four, BBC Asian Network, and many local radio stations. One of only a handful of full-time Indian Storytellers working in Britain today, Peter’s performances have been described by others as: energetic, totally engaging, and always told with warmth and great relish. |
For the last four years Peter has been visiting India and collecting stories which he then translates into English and shares with audiences- sometimes for the first time outside of India. "Peter transports the listener into his world with remarkable energy and great expression... His cheeky smile, wry humour, and rich voice are a winning combination... I was spellbound" Kim Normanton producer, Loftus Productions, for BBC Radio 4 Click to see Peter’s film for BBC Video Nation THE SW@N CLUB Spoken Word At Newhampton
Storytelling, poetry, a tune, or a song! |
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