Is it possible that Asian and Western cultures could find a common language and thus share with one another the finest examples of their cultural heritage?

In the past, this was just a dream, but not anymore.

Holiday Wonders, a show to be staged on Broadway in Manhattan before Christmas, promises an unprecedented experience. Through music and dance, the essence of traditional Chinese culture will harmonize with Western classics of the season in this celebration of holiday spirit.

Holiday Wonders is hosted by NTDTV, which introduced the highly- acclaimed Chinese New Year Gala in 2004. In fact, the 2006 Gala production was ranked among Billboard Magazine's Top 10 Shows. This year, NTDTV is also launching the Holiday Wonders show which will play exclusively at the Beacon Theatre from December 19th through December 24th.

What makes the Holiday Wonders show so unique?

First of all, the essence of Chinese culture. As in the previous Chinese New Year Gala productions, Holiday Wonders brings genuine Chinese culture to the audience. With an all-new line-up, the superb performances of dance and music will explore ancient myths and legends that express the soul of the 5,000-year-old Chinese culture.

Seondly, pure heart. Giora Feidman, renowned for his clarinet solos in the film Schindler's List, will join the Holiday Wonders performers. Touched by the selflessness and harmony of the team of performers, Feidman noted this as "clean mind." As a matter of fact, from the costume preparation to the stunning projection screens, such pure heart is evidenced everywhere in this effort to bring the very best of culture and performance to the audience.

Thirdly, a Fusion of East and West. Humanity and genuine art transcend language and demographic barriers. The Holiday Wonders show is a celebration of this divine transcendence. Through the essence of Chinese traditional culture and the classics of the Western holiday traditions, the show will bring a glow of happiness and tranquility to all, touching hearts and creating moments to be cherished.