My journey as a storyteller began in 1993 with a five-day beginner workshop at St Donat's. Over the years, I progressed to advanced sessions, exploring themes such as archetypes, Norse mythology, and the Holy Grail narrative. These workshops typically lasted five to six days each.
From 1997 to 2001 and then again in 2008, I extensively studied and performed the life of Boudica, Queen of the Iceni, over a span of several years.
Between 2000 and 2016, I worked regularly with 50-80 primary and secondary schools each year, often returning for multiple visits. These engagements ranged from one-day workshops for beginners to two-day workshops for experienced storytellers.
In 2017, I assumed the role of Chair of the Society for Storytelling, which I held until 2020, contributing to the storytelling community for several years.
In recent years, I've focused on writing books and collaborating on illustrated works, with my most recent completion being the fourth book of Elsewhere in 2022. I've also expanded my reach through digital platforms like YouTube, which I started in 2022.
Throughout my career, I've remained dedicated to enriching communities with storytelling, combining tradition with innovation to captivate audiences of all ages.
