Interests
MUSIC 
Dr. Paramothayan is a classical pianist, having completed her Diploma in Performance (DipABRSM) with the Royal schools of music. Whilst at school she performed in many concerts and represented her school in competitions and on the radio. She was a member of a successful trio and the school orchestra.
She belongs to the London Piano Circle which is an organisation of proficient non-professional pianists, which organises concerts and master classes and gives piano recitals. She gave three piano recitals in 2008, including one at the National Physical Laboratory. She is currently studying for the LRSM (Music Performance) with Alan Brown.
Dr. Paramothayan sings with the Croydon Philharmonic Choir who give four concerts each year at prestigious venues including Fairfield Halls, Dorking Halls and The Yehudin Menuhin School. This year's repertoire has included Fauré's Requiem, Mozart's Requiem and the African Sanctus. The Choir were recently invited to perform with the BBC Concert Orchestra, conducted by Barry Wordsworth, for a recording of Friday Night is Music Night on BBC Radio 2.
DRAMA 
Dr. Paramothayan is passionate about drama and literature and has been treading the boards since childhood. Whilst at Cambridge she was a member of Downing College Drama Society as a sketch writer and performer. She directed plays for "Mummers" and “Footlights” at Cambridge. She has written several plays which have been performed locally. She particularly relishes Shakespearean roles; Lady Macbeth, Portia, The Queen (in Cymbeline) and Viola.
She obtained the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) Gold medal with Honours and successfully completed her Diploma in Dramatic Art (LDDA) with LAMDA. She is studying for her FTCL in Performance and Directing with Trinity Guildhall.
In 2004 she wrote, produced, directed (and acted in) a Musical Extravaganza, “Carry on up the Beanstalk”. This production was staged to packed audiences at Trinity School, Croydon, and raised £17,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support. Seventy actors, musicians, singers and dancers took part. The event was well publicised in the local newspapers.
She is a member of The Miller Centre Players, a member of The Little Theatre Guild of Great Britain which aims to promote the highest standards in amateur theatre. Miller Centre Players is also a registered charity.
She was Calpurnia in a production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar in March 2009. In January 2010 she directed Oliver Goldsmith's She Stoops to Conquer with excellent reviews.
Dr. Paramothayan is currently studying for the Masters in Law (LLM), specialising in medical law, with the University of London.