Caroline Finn

Podcast | OffScript with Caroline Finn (NDCW)

This week’s guest is for our OffScript podcast is Caroline Finn, world-renowned choreographer and Artistic Director of National Dance Company Wales.

This podcast was produced with the support of Arts Council Wales

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Caroline Finn: Resurrecting Bernadette

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