The TS Eliot Prize is the world’s most prestigious prize for poetry. Past winners include internationally renowned poets with established reputations, as well as newly emerging writers helping to reshape the art form.
This year, the shortlist has been chosen by judges Leontia Flynn (Chair), Ishion Hutchinson and Daisy Lafarge.
The TS Eliot Prize is among the world’s most celebrated awards. Inaugurated in 1993 to celebrate the Poetry Book Society’s 40th birthday and to honour its founding poet, the Prize is now awarded by the TS Eliot Foundation.
Event details
When:
Sun 17 Jan 2027, 7:00 pm
Format: Online
Cost: From £7
Event type: Talk / Panel Discussion
Access & inclusion
Event languages
- British Sign Language (BSL)
This event includes BSL interpreters.
Interpreter details
Individual interpreter names have not been added to this section. Check the event description or ask the organiser before booking.
Access features
- Sign language interpreters
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The performance on Sunday 17 January at 7.00pm is British Sign Language interpreted (BSL)
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