Barb Jungr: All My Loving

Cabaret star Barb Jungr turns her legendary interpretive imagination to her favourite love songs for Valentine’s Night.

Bringing together some of the greatest writers of popular song she takes us to the heights and depths of the human heart. Lovers everywhere will find something to embrace in this gorgeous collection, including, as it must, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Bruce Springsteen, Jimmy Webb and Joni Mitchell, just for starters. Great love songs sung by a great singer! Come and join Barb and Jenny Carr on piano for wonderful arrangements of classic, beloved songs sung with passion and introduced with her trademark and deadpan hilarity.

Love, laugh, cry and perhaps enjoy a glass of Neil Diamond’s Red Red Wine at the wonderful Crazy Coqs.

“A true musical alchemist, she is truly a marvel, who should not be missed”– Telegraph

“One of the best interpreters of Jacques Brel and Bob Dylan anywhere”– The Village Voice

“It’s as if Edith Piaf and Nick Cave had a love-child, who was adopted by Carmen McRae”– Glam Adelaide

“Barb Jungr interprets (Dylan and Cohen’s) work with a ferocity and truthfulness that demolishes every cover version you’ve ever heard”– New York Times

“Barb Jungr is a timeless performer who never loses her star quality. In her Bob Dylan show we see what can only be described as a masterclass in cabaret perfection”– The Reviews Hub

One of the best cabaret artists in the world’ (Time Out New York) ‘Britain’s finest interpreter of song’ continues her love affair with the work of two of the most important songwriters of the 20th Century, Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen, alongside songs from Jacques Brel. Jimmy Webb, The Bee Gees, Neil Diamond and many more.

One of the most accomplished British singers of her generation, Barb Jungr’s formidable talent as a singer, composer and lyricist is equalled by her ability to re-interpret familiar songs and reveal new depths of meaning and beauty. Internationally acclaimed, Jungr continues to evolve her signature style while her transcendent artistry both live, recorded, and in theatre, continues to delight audiences. Astonishingly, as she sings into her seventies, Barb’s voice is as powerful, nuanced, and mesmerizing as ever, and she brings a physical energy that radiates from the stage and infuses the audience. “On stage she’s a lioness” (Sydney Morning Herald). However you choose to categorize her, it won’t be “easy listening.” Barb grabs you two-fisted by the heart and whisks you along with her on a musical rollercoaster ride as she effortlessly blends jazz virtuosity and formidable gospel soul power with her trademark breezy cabaret chutzpah. She is “a one woman emotional enema” said Julian Clary. You will laugh. You will cry. You will rage. You will go “Wait, what?” And you will walk away a fan.