McCartney to read at Poetry Olympics

Paul McCartney is taking to the West End stage to give a recital of his verse in a celebration to mark National Poetry Day.

McCartney to read at Poetry Olympics
Sun, 09 Sep, 2001 - 15:39

Paul McCartney is taking to the West End stage to give a recital of his verse in a celebration to mark National Poetry Day.

The ex-Beatle will treat audiences to previously unheard material at the Poetry Olympics event.

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