ˌoff ˈBroadway adverb American English

1. (of theatre in New York) not in the main professional group of theatres, but more unusual or experimental in nature:
His new play about life in a women's prison is opening off Broadway.

2. off-off Broadway more unusual, or perhaps extreme, than off Broadway
—off-Broadway adjective:
an off-Broadway production of Hamlet

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