Peter Sproul
Peter is 26 and enjoys being in bands called The Touch Beats and Sensatronic Lab.
During lockdown, Peter wasn’t able to see any of his friends. But since taking part in the National Theatre of Scotland’s Non Optimum: When It Is Safe To Do So project, he has enjoyed being part of the Friday zoom meetings – dancing and chatting and filming at his house. He really has enjoyed being part of this project and hopes everyone enjoyed the film.
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