Peter's early career trajectory began as a junior bank clerk, a position that provided a modest introduction to the world of finance. However, his true passion lay elsewhere, as he had always been drawn to the enchanting world of theatre. A regular attendee at the Intimate Theatre in Palmers Green, London, Peter would often find himself captivated by the performances and inspired by the creative energy that permeated the space. This artistic haven was skillfully run by the talented actor, John Clements, whose dedication to his craft undoubtedly had a profound impact on Peter's own aspirations.
As Peter's experience in the RAF as a radio instructor came to a close, he found himself surrounded by a diverse group of individuals, each with their own unique skills and talents. Among his pupils was Peter Bridge, a man who would later go on to become a renowned theatre impresario. It was during this time that Peter was approached by Bridge to take on the role of David Bliss in his production of 'Hay Fever'. This experience proved to be a pivotal moment in Peter's life, as it allowed him to tap into his creative side and discover a sense of fulfillment that he had never previously known.
In the end, Peter's time in the theatre proved to be a defining moment in his life, as it sparked a sense of passion and purpose that he had never previously experienced. As he looked to the future, he knew that he had made the right decision in choosing to pursue a career in the theatre, a decision that would ultimately lead him to become the accomplished actor he is today.
