Peters, a gifted and multifaceted individual, made his initial appearance in the world in Richmond, Virginia, a city rich in history and culture. As he grew and developed, he was fortunate to have the loving guidance of his father, John Peters, a dedicated and devoted United Methodist minister, who instilled in him strong moral values and a sense of purpose. Additionally, his mother, Julie Peters, a compassionate and caring registered nurse, played a vital role in nurturing his emotional and physical well-being. Furthermore, Peters was blessed with a sibling, an older brother, who not only shared in his childhood experiences but also served as a role model and mentor, shaping his worldview and influencing his character.
Peters' personal life is characterized by an abundance of joy, marked by his union with his devoted and loving wife, Susan Burke, which has been a defining aspect of his life since 2013. This significant relationship has been a constant source of happiness and fulfillment for him, and has also been instrumental in shaping his outlook on life. The couple's decision to start a family further added to their sense of joy and fulfillment, as they welcomed a new addition to their family in 2016. This arrival brought immense happiness and a sense of completeness to their lives, as they embarked on this new chapter together.
In the vast and dynamic realm of the entertainment industry, Peters has left an indelible mark, having played a pivotal role in a multitude of projects carefully crafted by the illustrious and accomplished Jenji Kohan.
Before securing the esteemed role of Gayle in the year 2010, Peters held the position of production assistant on the highly acclaimed Showtime television series, Weeds, where he gained valuable industry experience and honed his skills in the world of entertainment.
Throughout his career, Peters has consistently demonstrated his passion for comedy, which has led him to perform at a wide range of prestigious venues and esteemed institutions of higher learning across the country, showcasing his exceptional talent and versatility as a comedian.
For a remarkable seven-year period, Peters served as the charismatic host of the popular stand-up comedy showcase, Blam Blam Blam!, which was based in the vibrant and culturally rich neighborhood of Koreatown, Los Angeles, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled and engaging performer.
