In 100 Voices is a theatre event/installation to be held in Bristol (10th Feb 2026) to give artists and writers a chance to say something about the climate crisis.
And for each piece performed and ticket sold the producers, Scratch Theatre, will plant a tree.
In their words:
“In 100 Voices is not just a show — it’s an immersive journey into the climate crisis, a living exhibition that fuses theatre, art, sound, and community action. The space itself transforms: every wall becomes a canvas, every corner invites discovery. Scan QR codes to unlock performances filmed by actors around the world, hear stories from kitchens and forests, beaches and bedrooms — stories without borders, voices without limits.
“Within this creative storm of installation, fabric, music, and light, reflection meets action. At the heart of it all lies the live performance: 15 powerful short monologues and an original play, written by new and established writers and performed by a talented Bristol ensemble. These voices speak from the past, present, and future — stories of loss, resilience, laughter, and awakening.”
Scratch Theatre are looking for a monologue to produce, perform live at the event and film and stream on their social media.
“We’re inviting writers to submit a short monologue (less than 150 seconds) inspired by the climate crisis. Your script could be hopeful, dramatic, personal, or bold,” they’ve asked.
As well as the performance, the winner gets a £55 cash prize – not much but it would cover expenses to see the event. Five runners up will have their work featured in the event’s digital installation.
For more information, including competition categories and entry rules, visit In 100 Voices.
The competition closes on 27 October 2025.
Marlborough Writers 