Alice Oswald: Rhapsody - Contains Strong Language Festival

Rhapsody is the first work of non-fiction by one of Britain's greatest living poets Alice Oswald, in which she invites us to recognise poetry not as a solitary, written art but as a communal, essential human inheritance.

Join her for this very special event as she zigzags through ballads, riddles, interviews, artificial intelligence and sonnets to build a resounding manifesto for the oral tradition.Potential for strong language or serious themes discussedPresented by the BBC and the National Poetry CentreStart time: 2pmRun time: 1 hourPlease arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time.If you wish to book a wheelchair space, or have any access-related requests, please contact our box office team on 0161 876 2015 to discuss your requirements and make your booking.Please note, a ticket booking confirmation does not guarantee your entry to this event.

Entrance will be granted on a first come, first serve basis on the day.