Past event
Date:
22 April 2026
Letters Live, the one-of-a-kind celebration of the power of written correspondence, returned to London’s Royal Albert Hall for an unforgettable show in celebration of Earth Day, in support of Greenpeace.
This special performance was held in aid of Greenpeace, an independent movement of people who defend the natural world. Their vision is a world where everyone has equal access to clean air, water and energy; where the nature we love is protected, precious habitats are restored and communities are united by ambitious climate action.
We also had a very special partner for this Earth Day show, Vivobarefoot. Vivobarefoot is a B Corp on a mission to reconnect people to nature and their natural potential, starting with feet. An independent family business, they are on a quest to become net-positive for human and planetary health.

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Composer for Nitwits
Erik Satie to Jean Poueigh
I’ve been to London
P.R. to the Telegraph
Dear Penguins
Tony Cross to Penguins
Mrs. Slob of 1961
A viewer to Shaw Taylor
My body shall be all yours
Radclyffe Hall to Evguenia Souline
We take death to go to a star
Vincent van Gogh to his brother
I’ve only just finished decorating the kitchen
Graeme M to Leith Police Station
As civil as their breath would allow
Jane Austen to Cassandra Austen
He has nothing left but his poker
A. T. Harris to Atlantic City Railroad
Yours in science
Harvey Rowe to Scott Williams
I can’t fight any longer
Virginia Woolf to Leonard Woolf
Star Trek Memos (Triple)
Star Trek Producers
Cool
Denis Baker to the Guardian
Kindly get your shit together
Child to Leaders of the World
Mother Nature is a very satisfactory divinity for me
Marion Carpenter to Malcolm Carpenter
Dear Lord
Munya to God
TAKE NOTICE
Mary Dodd to all widows
His life has now passed over into yours
Rainer Maria Rilke to a friend
Have a Happy Period
Wendi Aarons to James Thatcher
Tiger Oil memos
Tiger Mike to staff
Look for me in the sunsets
Emmie to Sumner
On not raising hogs
J. B. Lee to Jr Ed Foreman
We may be evil, but we’re not stupid
Rachel to people of Earth
I still need my mother terribly
Kurt Vonnegut to Jane Cox
All this I did without you
Gerald Durrell to his wife
Prayer
Another Love
Atoms for Peace