off-off-off-Broadway

Examples

• All

• She wrote and produced an off-off-off-Broadway musical in an old warehouse downtown.

• Several artists got their start acting in off-off-off-Broadway plays before moving to bigger stages.

• The play was a unique off-off-off-Broadway experience.

• Have you seen any off-off-off-Broadway productions recently?

• Many renowned actors began their careers in off-off-off-Broadway theaters before achieving fame.

• The play was staged in an off-off-off-Broadway venue, showcasing avant-garde performances.

• They attended an off-off-off-Broadway production that challenged traditional storytelling methods.

Synonyms

O

out of the ordinary

vsoff-off-off-Broadway

48 4.1

Not usual and different from what people expect

is more narrowly about extreme experimental performance far from mainstream places

O

offbeat

vsoff-off-off-Broadway

22 6.6

Different from the usual in a fun or creative way

is more extreme and performed in much smaller, independent venues

F

far-out

vsoff-off-off-Broadway

• Archaic

17 8.8

Very unusual in style or ideas

is closer to grassroots theater and smaller in scale than that radical style

O

off-the-wall

vsoff-off-off-Broadway

• Informal

7 8.0

Strange and often funny in a surprising way

is more about experimental art and tiny independent presentation rather than oddity

A

arthouse

vsoff-off-off-Broadway

8.2

Films that are artistic and not made for a large audience

is more experimental, smaller scale, and farther from mainstream theater

O

off-piste

vsoff-off-off-Broadway

• UK

8.2

An idea or action that is unusual and not part of normal rules

is even more extreme and specifically distant from mainstream venue norms

Antonyms

M

mainstream

75 3.4

The ideas and activities most people accept as normal

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology