Paula Noronen

EN: Paula Noronen is finnish writer, radio presenter, TV-performer and author.

FI: Paula Karoliina Noronen (s. 1974) on suomalainen radiojuontaja, televisioesiintyjä, käsikirjoittaja ja kirjailija. Noronen tuli tunnetuksi lukuisista Radiomafiassa esiintyneistä hahmoistaan. Näitä olivat muun muassa Mirva, Tarja Kulho ja Sirkka-Liisa. Radiomafian lopettamisen jälkeen Noronen on esiintynyt televisiossa. Hän juonsi vuonna 2004 Subtv:n Suoraa huutoa! -ohjelmaa. Hän on esittänyt Sartsaa Yleisradion TV2:n Sartsa ja Timppa -sketseissä, sekä esiintynyt Subtv:n sketsiohjelmassa Pimeä puoli. Noronen opiskelee Taideteollisessa korkeakoulussa tv- ja elokuvakäsikirjoituslinjalla.

Noronen on kirjoittanut myös Kyllä Sartsa osaa! -kirjan sekä aloittanut uude

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