Best Broadway Wishes To All Tis the season, and on behalf of Broadway Magazine and Broadway.tv , we want to wish everyone a happy holiday, as Irving Berlin wrote.

Slava’s Snowshow is back and better than ever. In 2004, the Russian clown and his offbeat show were off Broadway and it was a rather odd show. This time around, it’s much more clamped down and organized.

Broadway Play (Effectively) Makes Silver Screen Transition Our Broadway Magazine team shares some photos from the New York premier of Doubt starring Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams, and Viola Davis.

‘Head On Down to Joe’s Pub’ When we interviewed Constantine Maroulis on the Rock of Ages stage, news was not yet out that the show would officially be making the transition from Off-Broadway to Broadway.

TODAY Talk Supports Broadway Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News , World News , and News about the Economy Last Sunday, we had the chance to talk with TODAY Hosts Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb on the Shrek red (or rather green) carpet. Today we ran across the above video from the TODAY Show. With these times, it is very exciting to see such support for Broadway.

Spamalot Star Off Broadway in January With all the army of shows closing on Broadway, the prospects for Clay Aiken to return to Broadway in the near future are slim after he leaves Spamalot in January. There are limited openings on Broadway (or Clayway as some call it) at least in early ‘09. However, time away is the way Clay would like it, according to the recent article by David Caplan in People magazine. According to the article, Clay will stay away from Broadway…and everything else for a while in 2009…so that he can focus on being a father

Ludwig Van Broadway 33 Variations , soon to be playing at The Eugene O’Neill Theatre, interweaves the past and present when musicologist Katherine Brandt (Jane Fonda) sets out to discover the root behind one of Beethoven’s obsessions but along the way, she begins to learn about herself and her own life. Brandt delves into Beethoven’s 200-year obsession while simultaneously delving into her own world and dealing with her daughter and other issues

Pal Joey Meets The Broadway Critics By: Broadway Magazine Staff Last night the new Roundabout Theater revival of Pal Joey opened at Studio 54, after a few dramatic intrigues and delays. Today, Broadway critics have voiced their opinions. Reviews for the production are mixed-to-negative

  I’m a little behind on this news but it’s still definitely worth posting. Will Ferrell and Adam McKay have joined forces once more to put together a one-man Broadway play entitled “You’re Welcome America: A Final Night With George W Bush.” The play, obviously a farce on the presidency of incumbent president George Bush, will have a limited one month run in NYC. Get the full scoop by clicking here.

Rock of Ages Moves Party to Broadway Gordon Cox of Variety is reporting that Rock Of Ages , the Off Broadway musical-party-experience is moving to Broadway in March with an official opening on April 7. According to Cox the show will play at the Brooks Atkinson and have a “reduced pricing plan and in-seat cocktail service.” With a reduced pricing plan out of the gate, Rock of Ages could blaze a trail for other shows to follow