Letters Live

Letters Live is a series of live events where high-profile artists read letters aloud to an audience.
==Events==
An offstage narrator provides details about the letters and who is reading them. Letters are generally chosen for the readers, although they occasionally read ones they have written, or ones they love.
The events are inspired by the Letters of Note books and website, by Shaun Usher, as well as To the Letter by . It was created by and the production company SunnyMarch. The events promote literacy and fundraising for literacy charities.
==History==
The first event took place in December 2013, at the in London. Letters Live’s first YouTube video, "Yours in distress" Benedict Cumberbatch reads Alan Turing's letter to Norman Routledge, was uploaded on March 19, 2015.
In March 2020, in response to COVID-19 lockdowns, Letters Live started their #ReadALetter campaign. This invited everyone to read a letter and share it online.
==References==
Category:Book-narrating YouTubers
Category:English YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2014