Paul Cree

Paul Cree is a poet, rapper, storyteller, educator, and co-founder of hip-hop theatre company Beats & Elements. 

Orignally from Horley, Surrey and based in South London, he’s been writing and performing regularly around the UK for over 11 years, at venues and events such as; Ronnie Scott’s, Tate Britain, Battersea Arts Centre, Roundhouse, Camden People’s Theatre, Lattitude, Bestival and the Edinburgh Fringe, as well as having his work showcased on BBC 1xtra and BBC London. 

He has written and performed 2 solo shows; A Tale From The Bedsit (2013) and The C/D Borderline (2016) as well as co-writing and performing in the critically acclaimed No Milk For The Foxes (Beats&Elements, 2015). He has an EP of stories entitled The 90 Sick E.P, in collaboration with musician Elian Gray. 

“In my Spoken Word course, I aim to give you the grounding to use your own experiences, thoughts, feelings and ideas to create stories and poems, with some simple techniques to be able to speak them out loud.”