An eccentric joker, the lovechild of Victor Borge and Woody Allen, or simply a vastly talented Dutchman; all these qualities have been used to describe Hans Liberg. Liberg is musical genius who wows audiences with a range of different western styles, from classical to pop - from Bach to Beatles to ringtones.

Today Liberg’s fame reaches far beyond the Dutch borders, attracting full houses all over Europe. The international character of his shows, his musical virtuosity, and his subtle humour make him a highly sought-after artist. For his first English-language show, which he performed at the Edinburgh Festival in 1995, 'The Scotsman' gave Liberg a 5-star review, "…He is more than a new Victor Borge. Hans Liberg is a law unto himself and he doesn't let you forget it…". In 1996 he played at the Edinburgh Festival again (two weeks), followed in 1999 by the Peacock Theatre, London: "Liberg Live in London".

Since Liberg’s breakthrough 25 years ago he has received numerous international awards, the highest being an Emmy Award in New York in 1997 for "Liberg zaps himself". In the same year he was also nominated at the Banff Television Festival in Canada and he received an honourable mention at the Golden Rose Festival in Montreux. In 1998 he was asked to host the Emmy Award Gala in New York in 1998. An extra special honour, as he was taking the place of Sir Peter Ustinov!

Listings information:
Dates: 10 & 11 April 2010
Venue: Cadogan Hall, Sloane Terrace, London SW1X 9DQ
Tickets: £29.50
Time: April 10th : 7.30pm – April 11th: 7.00 pm
Box Office: 020 7730 4500 / Cadogan Hall

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