Photos: A DREAM AND A SONG: THE MUSICAL STORIES OF ELIZABETH SULLIVAN, Featuring Celia Berk

The annual Winter Rhythms festival at Urban Stages kicked off its series of shows last week and all the regulars (both those from over the years and the new folks who will become regulars) are enjoying Twenty-one shows and over 100 artists (see the website HERE) over several days.  Broadway World Cabaret journalist Rob Lester reported on some of the proceedings HERE and resident photographer Conor Weiss rushed over a photo flash of one show that he found particular noteworthy: A Dream and a Song: The Musical Stories of Elizabeth Sullivan.  With cabaret artist Celia Berk at the microphone and Ms. Sullivan's music in the spotlight (with the Lady, herself, at the piano), the audience was treated to a special night of entertainment.

Enjoy Conor's photos below and check out all the shows playing Winter Rhythms at the Urban Stages website (again HERE).

The A Dream And A Song creative team are Music Director Jon Weber on piano, guitarist Sean Driscoll, violinist Seoyeon Im, and Director Jeff Harnar.

  About Conor Weiss

Conor Weiss is a NY-based actor/director and occasional stage manager who has been around the Cabaret scene since 1994 - 2003 when he first joined the staff as a technical director at Judy's' and at Danny's Skylight room. During these years and the years after the closing of Judy's and Danny's, he subbed in at many other clubs at one time or another. He has always had a deep love for the American Songbook and for cabaret. Between his time in the booth and time in the audience has probably been present for a few thousand cabaret shows over the last 30 years and looks forward to more!

Find Conor Weiss on Facebook HERE.

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