THE FOOD OF LOVE PRESENT
LEON BERGER
IN

A SOCIETY CLOWN

An evening of the songs and scribblings of George Grossmith

Leon Berger, with access to George Grossmith's personal collection, presents the songs he wrote & performed.

George Grossmith has two main claims to fame:  First, he created the chief comic parts in most of the Gilbert & Sullivan.  And second, he was the author, with his brother Weedon, of the comic novel, THE DIARY OF A NOBODY.  But he was also for most of his life a solo entertainer - a one man show with a piano.

Delicious songs depicting Pooterish London suburbia with its Victorian pretensions and its petty annoyances.  A world of gas lamps & hansom cabs, seaside holidays & society dances.

This is a full length show, but can be modified, to fit in with your special dinner, or reception.  Leon is accompanied by a piano for this programme.

'An hour of Victorian mirth!'

The Food of Love