Letters Live – Special Fundraising Edition ft. Benedict Cumberbatch, Cate Blanchett, Wyclef Jean & More

We are delighted to announce BAFTA, Olivier and EMMY award-winning actor, Benedict Cumberbatch has joined the KOKO Foundation as a global ambassador with a focus on the environment, supporting the sustainable projects created by the KOKO Foundation.

To mark the occasion, we are partnering with Letters Live for a very special fundraising edition at KOKO. We would love you to join us for a star-studded evening of unforgettable storytelling and powerful music performances.

This special evening will be filled with unique readings and musical performances, with Cumberbatch joined on stage by a number of high-profile special musical and acting guests. Visionary English music artist and polymath, FKA Twigs, will read a letter at this charity edition of the show, alongside more guests to be announced soon. FKA Twigs is currently receiving critical acclaim for the first singles from her highly anticipated new album ‘Eusexua’ (to be released this January).

The KOKO Foundation launched in 2022 with music, environment and community at its heart and already, we’re having a transformative impact; creating opportunities for disadvantaged young people in music and contributing to a greener environment. As an ambassador, Cumberbatch will have a specific focus on the environment in his neighbourhood of Camden. He will amplify our efforts to ensure a greener and more sustainable city, while drawing a focus to environmental projects that can transform communities and inspire other cities globally.

“I am honoured to be a KOKO Foundation Ambassador with a special focus on the environment. It’s been so inspiring to witness first-hand, the amazing impact that the Foundation has quietly had over the past few years, making real and lasting change in Camden. I’m excited, inspired and committed to help bring awareness to the special work being done and continue to help improve the local area and scale the foundation’s work around the country, and the world.”