Louis de Bernières is best known as a world-famous novelist, and has had two of his books made into films, but has been writing poetry since he was twelve, and composing songs since he was seventeen.

He was quite surprised to become a novelist, and was just getting going again as a singer/songwriter when Covid struck.

In this show he reads his poetry, sings his songs, tells jokes and recounts anecdotes, doing what he has always done on and off since he was a young man.

He has always loved the great singer/songwriters that emerged in the 60s and 70s, and was recently described as ‘the English Leonard Cohen’. Everything he does is about telling stories that move the emotions, and, of course, entertainment.