Letters Live at The Royal Albert Hall
Dates: 30/10/2021
📍 Theatre: The Royal Albert Hall
Kensington Gore, London
London, SW7 2AP
Phone: 02075898212
Tickets: £29.50-£95.00
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Following a sell-out success in 2019, Letters Live is back at the Royal Albert Hall this autumn.Letters Live is a celebration of the enduring power of literary correspondence. Each show always features a completely different array of great performers, reading remarkable letters written over the centuries and from around the world.One of the joys of Letters Live is that you never know who is going to take to the stage or what letter they are going to bring alive. The result is a glorious event like no other and a truly unforgettable journey through time.2019 saw talent such as Olivia Colman, Taika Waititi, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jude Law, Stephen Fry, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Florence Welch and Damon Albarn grace the Halls stage to name a few.Join us this October to see who else will tread the boards its guaranteed to be an unforgettable evening.Saturday 30 October 2021Starts: 7:30pm
Ages: All customers aged 14 years or below must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years or over
Ages: All customers aged 14 years or below must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years or over
News About Letters Live at The Royal Albert Hall
LETTERS LIVE Returns To The Royal Albert Hall To Celebrate Earth Day
January 28, 2026 The popular literary event, Letters Live, will return to the Royal Albert Hall on Wednesday 22 April, in support of climate charity Greenpeace. Learn more here!
Review: LETTERS LIVE, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Royal Albert Hall
December 01, 2025 The eighth edition of Letters Live once again proved that in an age dominated by instantaneous digital communication, nothing quite matches the resonant power of a well-preserved, handwritten letter. Staged as a dazzling, spontaneous event, the latest instalment brought together a truly eclectic mix of celebrated talent, reaffirming the show’s place as an essential fixture in the cultural calendar.
LETTERS LIVE Will Return to the Royal Albert Hall in Support of Arts Emergency
July 15, 2025 Letters Live, the literary event which celebrates the enduring power of written correspondence, is set to return to the Royal Albert Hall in November. Learn more here!
Review: LETTERS LIVE, Royal Albert Hall
December 16, 2024 The seventh Letters Live performance at the Royal Albert Hall was, as always, an absolutely fantastic event. The selection of letters performed ranged from thought-provoking to heartfelt to completely ridiculous, offering something for everyone.
LETTERS LIVE Will Host Special RSPCA Show at The Royal Albert Hall
June 13, 2024 Letters Live, the literary event which celebrates the power of written correspondence, returns to the Royal Albert Hall on Thursday 12 December in collaboration with the RSPCA for a special one-off event.
LETTERS LIVE to Hold Special Women's Prize Show at the Royal Albert Hall
November 22, 2023 Letters Live is set to return to the Royal Albert Hall next year for a special one-off event on Wednesday 6 March, in aid of the Women’s Prize Trust.
Review: LETTERS LIVE, Royal Albert Hall
November 18, 2023 The unique event that is Letters Live returned to the Royal Albert Hall to celebrate its tenth anniversary on 16 November. Since December 2013, it has appeared from Wilderness Festival to a refugee camp in Calais, bringing the joy and wonder of the written word to audiences all over the world.
LETTERS LIVE Returns to the Royal Albert Hall in November
May 17, 2023 Following two sold out shows in 2022, Letters Live has announced its return to the Royal Albert Hall on Thursday 16 November 2023. This show will be staged in association with Montblanc, who have become global sponsors of Letters Live, and 2023 also marks the 10th anniversary of the first Letters Live event.
Review: LETTERS LIVE, Royal Albert Hall
October 28, 2022 Letters Live is a simple concept: some famous people reading out a variety of letters. But it is so much more than that. In a time when people click a button rather than pick up a pen, the event not only highlights excellent performances, but also the power that letters can hold.About the Theatre
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