Off-broadway (noun)

The commercial theater in New York City that is outside the Broadway theater district.

Origin:

The term off-broadway refers to the commercial theater in new york city that is outside the broadway theater district. the origin of the term is uncertain, but it is believed to have originated in the 1940s or 1950s.

Examples:

1. I'm looking forward to seeing the new off-Broadway play.
2. The actor got his start in off-Broadway productions.
3. The playwright is known for his off-Broadway works.
4. Off-Broadway shows often have more experimental or unconventional themes.
5. I was really impressed by the off-Broadway theater scene.