Photo Coverage: Opening Night of Urban Stages Winter Rhythms Features Homage to ANY WEDNESDAY Cabaret Series

Jeff Harnar and KT are side by side on Sondheim songs.

KT Sullivan singing Sondheim's "Another Hundred People"

Four-time 2015 BroadwayWorld New York Cabaret Award Nominee Jeff Harnar sings Sondheim.

Jon Weber, Musical Director for the KT Sullivan and Jeff Harnar Stephen Sondheim Tribute Shows,
at the piano for KT and Jeff.

Daryl Sherman took to the piano and channeled the late Blossom Dearie
on Johnny Mercer's "I'm Shadowing You."

Nobody dozes off when Natalie Douglas sings a song like "Sleepy Man."

Julian Yeo couldn't give the audience anything but love, baby.

Everybody knows Karen Oberlin's name now and she was her seasonal best on "Autumn In New York" and Larry Kerchner's "Winter In Manhattan."

Barbara Fasano (sans Eric Comstock for this show) performed lovely renditions of "How Little We Know" and "But Beautiful."

The "Maestro" Barry Levitt accompanied Gary Crawford.

Gary Crawford rocked on the Barry Levitt/Peter Napolitano song "Thunderbolt."

Cabaret veteran Cynthia Crane charmed the Urban Stages audience with a cute "Jose Cuevo" and a contemporary parody of Cole Porter's "Anything Goes."

Billy Stritch was languid on a timely version of "What Are You Doing On New Year's Eve?"

Bart Greenberg Produced and Hosted the All-Star reunion of "Any Wednesday," the popular CD release concert series at the former Lincoln Center locations of Tower Records and Barnes & Nobel between 2005-20011.