Paula Fleming, is a community musician, artist and clown with over three decades of experience in devising and facilitating workshops as well as performing.
She studied Drama at Kingsway Princeton College London, Clowning & Performance at Fooltime Circus School Bristol and Community Music at The Cork School of Music.
Also qualified as an EXTEND Tutor (Chair based exercise) as well as Singing for the Brain training with the Alzheimers Society which led to facilitating Singing for brain Sessions in Dorset for over ten years as well as mentoring new SfB leaders to run their own groups over Dorset, Belfast and the Channel islands.
Recent training includes Singing for Lung Health with The Musical Breath under Phoene Cave which is supported by Asthma and Lung UK.
In her Community Arts Practise, she employs a diverse skill set to create engaging and enjoyable sessions.
Specialising in singing and percussion Paula’s music sessions are marked by a playful, laughter-based approach, suitable for all ages and abilities.
Her commitment to inclusivity shines through in intuitively designed workshops that foster a welcoming and joyful atmosphere.
Her mission is to make the transformative power of artistic expression accessible to everyone, ensuring a fun and inclusive journey in the world of creativity and wellbeing.
Paula Fleming’s professional journey is defined by unwavering dedication to the joy, well-being, and unity that music and the arts can bring.
Her lasting impact on diverse communities speaks volumes about her expertise and dedication for arts for all.
In addition to her musical and performance skills Paula Fleming is a versatile visual multimedia artist who channels her creativity into paintings, sculptures, collage and assemblage art.
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