This event is organised in association with the Leicester branch of Amnesty International to mark National Refugee Week and the International Day in support of Victims of Torture.

Freddy’s work is widely acclaimed – incorporating traditional rhythms from Tanzania and Brazil with African pop sounds and poetry that is political and funny.

Freddy’s work is widely acclaimed – incorporating traditional rhythms from Tanzania and Brazil with African pop sounds and poetry that is political and funny. He has also published poetry and short stories.

Students from Leicester’s Crown Hills Community College will be able to enjoy a preview of Freddy’s work and work with him on their own poetry at their school in the afternoon of 24th. The public performance starts at 7.30pm at the Y Theatre, tickets are £3/£2.

Everybody’s Reading Festival celebrates books and literature from 16th to 30th June – with over 50 events across the city. Further information on the festival available at www.everybodysreadingleicester.co.uk or telephone Sarah Butler on 0116 252 7347.