Green Lines: A Green Poetry Celebration - Contains Strong Language Festival

Revel in the different shades and meanings of the word ‘green' which can make poetry so vivid - from Shakespeare's jealous ‘green-eyed monster' through poetry by John Keats, Claude McKay, Christina Rossetti, to the present day.

How can today's poets make their poetry ‘evergreen'?Poets including Owen Sheers explore some of the most beautiful poems ever written.Presented by the BBC and National Poetry CentreStart time: 11:30amRun time: 45 MinutesIf 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.

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