European writer based in London. Libro Levi has written for the theatre and BBC Radio 4. Has a Ph.D from UEA in Creative Writing where they were awarded the HSC Scholarship.
Published short stories include: Gregory (Brand Magazine), Letter To My Future Lover (F, M and Other, Knight Errant Press) Super-Well (Anxiety Empire) XXX (Queer Life, Queer Love, Muswell Press) Showstopper (Human Measure, HOME).
Libro Levi co-runs hotpencil press with Serge Nicholson publications include: There Is No Word For It (2011), The Butch Monologues (2017), and Letter To My Little Queer Self (2021).
Libro Levi is currently working on a film script, They teach Play and Screen Writing in Royal Holloway University and have taught in 5 UK prisons.
Recent Credits include: The Butch Monologues (Theatre) Parker Parker (Feature Film)
Funding and Commissions
The Shirt (Poem)
RSC. Cowbois by Charlie Josephine. Theatre Programme. 2023
Showstopper (Short story)
Home. Cassils (Human Measure). 2021.
The Butch Monologues (Theatre)
The South Bank Centre. 2014.
Punctuation (Theatre)
Peggy Ramsay Foundation. 2013.
The (Trans) Mangina Monologues (Theatre)
Soho Theatre. The Arts Council of England. 2009.
HSS Scholarship.
Ph.D in Creative and Critical Writing. University of East Anglia. 2003-2006.
Loonatik
The Festival of Visual Theatre. The London Arts Board. 1997.
Residencies and Teaching
Royal Holloway University
Stage and Screen Writing. 2023.
Birkbeck University
Short Story Course and Play / Screenwriting. 2021.
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
PACE scheme. 2018-21.
Imperial College
Creative Writing. 2018 - present day.
LAMDA
Self-Created Projects. 2020.
Kingston University
Undergraduate and MA in Theatre Writing. 2010-2014.
Kingston University Residency
Digital Writing. 2014.
Brunel University
Undergraduate Theatre Writing. 2011.
HMP Belmarsh
Not Shut Up Magazine. 2010-11.
Creative Writing Teacher: Spread the Word
Changing Face of Newham. 2009.
HMP Rochester
Free Flow Art. 2009.
HMP Holloway
Not Shut Up Magazine. 2009.
HMP Pentonville
Not Shut Up Magazine. 2008.
HMP Littlehey
Writer in Residence. 2006-07.