Victor Borge, the comical musician or musical comedian--depending on your point of view--who taught audiences around the world that classical piano could be fun, died Saturday at his home in ...

Some comedians will do anything for a laugh. But Victor Borge is choosier. “You are quite limited in what you can do to a piano,” Borge said in a phone interview from his home in St. Cr… ...

Victor Borge, 91, the comic pianist who parlayed his Danish accent and demented musical logic into a hugely successful performing career of more than six decades, died Dec. 23 at his home in ...

Danish producer Kim Magnusson is developing a feature film and TV series about iconic comedian-pianist Victor Borge with the writer/producer duo of Mette Lisby and Jesper Baehrenz. Borge, known as ...

Hailed as a child prodigy, Victor Borge began his performing career with a piano debut in 1926 at the age of 17. For eight decades, he was never out of the spotlight. “The Great Dane” of ...

But it was his 10-year partnership with Borge, beginning in 1961, that earned him the most visibility. Borge’s piano comedy act had Hambro playing the straight guy to his antics.

Drawn from five decades of television, nightclub and Broadway appearances, this program showcases the unique humor of Victor Borge, whose zany blend of classical piano playing, physical comedy and ...

Leonid Hambro, a concert pianist who had the ability to commit to memory a huge repertoire and served as Victor Borge's comedic sidekick during a decade-long collaboration, has died in New York.

When Victor Borge launched his career as a concert pianist in Denmark in 1926, he was not exactly destined to become one of the world’s most famous pratfall artists. Yet because he could not ...

Borge simply rose up from the piano bench, strolled over to the podium and flipped the conductor`s score to the correct page.

Borge, known as the “Clown Prince of Denmark” and “the unmelancholy Dane,” was renowned for his ability deliver jokes and sight gags while performing on the piano.