Well, we closed out 2024 with a bang! Great letters, a ventriloquist and an improviser that brought the house down with his improvised letter to Santa. Next show is Feb 2nd and submissions are now open. We can’t wait to hear all of your letters in the new year along with all of the talented musicians who make the letter show sound amazing. Head on over to the submissions page so we can see what’s in your envelope.
Don’t miss the last letters of the year, Saturday Dec 14th at 7:30pm. Head on over to the ticket page to grab your tickets and we’ll see you soon at the New Prospect Theatre!
It was a great house and great selection of letters at last night’s November 7th show. We can’t wait for the last show of the year, Dec 14th 7:30pm. We’d love to see what’s in your envelope. Submit your letter ideas now to letters@readyourletter.com.
George Dyson, Dana Reed Crediford, Joan Prinz, Alice Robb, Stephanie Belanger, Holly Witte and Jayne Entwistle with musical guest Evan Ingalls. We can’t wait to see what’s in their envelopes!
The October show was so good, we can’t wait for November! Submit your letter or an idea for a letter you wish you could write to, letters@readyourletter.com. What’s in YOUR envelope?
The next live To Whom It May Concern will be October 6th 7:30pm at the New Prospect Theatre in downtown Bellingham, WA. There are a few spots open for YOU to read your letter and we can’t wait to see what’s in your envelope. Send us a message: letters@readyourletter.com
Like her mystery series heroine Sarah McKinney, Exall grew up in England. She lived in France and Belgium before moving to Atlanta where she practiced employment law with leading firms and as in-house counsel. In 2006, she moved to the Pacific Northwest, and abandoned the law to devote herself to writing.
She has published three Sarah McKinney mysteries. The second and third books in the series (A Dangerous Descent and A Splintered Step) won CIBA Clue Awards for international mystery. Turning to historical fiction, Exall’s novel Daughters of Riga was published by the Wild Rose Press in February 2024. The novel is inspired by a true story of a Dutch diplomat who saved the lives of Jewish refugees during World War II.
August 29th is shaping up to be quite the event. Rosemary Smith will be bringing her Celtic Harp to accompany the letters. Local, award-winning author Marian Exall will be lending her voice to a poignant family letter from 1861 and Lantz Simpson has his sights set on letters by Walt Whitman. Head on over to the tickets page to grab your tickets for the August 29th letter show.
The August 29th Letter Show is shaping up to be a real corker! Head on over to the ticket page to get your tickets.
