Abstract
This article explores the personal journey of the singer, Frankie Armstrong, who began her professional career in 1964. Following a number of eye operations Frankie was registered blind, but found new ways to use her voice, including work with Pat Watts, at the Sesame Institute and the development of Natural Voice work. Armstrong is still a visiting tutor on the Sesame Dramatherapy course, and reflects how important music and dramatherapy have been in her life.
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