Clod Ensemble - Zero
Clod Ensemble has been making performance work that pushes the boundaries between art forms for over 15 years. Led by choreographer/director Suzy Willson and composer Paul Clark, the company returns to Sadlerâs Wells with its latest piece, Zero
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