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- Dictionaryoff-Broad·way/ˈôfˈbrôdˌwā/
adjective
- 1. denoting or taking place in a class of theaters in New York City that are smaller than those in the Broadway theater district and typically stage less expensive or commercial productions: "off-Broadway musicals"
adverb
- 1. (in New York City) in a theater that is smaller than those in the Broadway theater district and typically stages less commercial productions: "this was a surprise hit when it opened off-Broadway in the spring"
noun
- 1. off-Broadway theaters and productions collectively: "Broadway producers regularly raid off-Broadway for material"
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