What inspired you to become a storyteller/hakawati?
I am fuelled by an unwavering passion for unravelling the tales that lie beneath the surface. Storytelling has evolved into my true calling, and delving into the realms of historical, heritage, and folkloric narratives is what ignites my enthusiasm.
What are the main topics/themes in your stories?
Exploring the stories behind our words, proverbs, and cultural heritage has become the cornerstone of my creative journey, inspiring two of my three books. This fervour also led to the initiation of my project dedicated to reviving and preserving folkloric heritage.
How would you describe your style of storytelling?
My storytelling repertoire encompasses a diverse array of themes, with a focus on heritage, folklore, mythology, and history. Adaptability is my forte, as I tailor my storytelling style to suit each topic, seamlessly transitioning from immersive acting to straightforward dialogue and even interactive storytelling.
Where do you usually tell your stories?
You'll often find me sharing my narratives in cultural and heritage venues, as well as at various events tailored for both mass and niche audiences. From private gatherings to public events, I cater to a wide audience range, spanning from adults to children, adjusting my content to align with the chosen topic and venue.
What types of collaborations are you interested in?
I am enthusiastic about collaborative endeavours and welcome all forms of partnerships, projects, and workshops.
Join me in the exploration of captivating stories that bridge the past with the present, weaving a tapestry of cultural richness and historical significance.