Off Broadway has 14 synonyms. The top synonyms for off Broadway are stage, theater, stock, variety, vaudeville, legit, strawhat, drama and 6 more. Another word for off Broadway is stage. Browse the full list below.
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What is a synonym for off Broadway?
A common synonym for off Broadway is stage. Other synonyms include theater, stock, variety, vaudeville.
How many synonyms does off Broadway have?
Off Broadway has 14 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.
What does off Broadway mean?
(n): a street name found in a number of cities, but particularly in the Borough of Manhattan, in New York City, cutting a lazy diagonal through the otherwise rigid grid; the theater district of Manhat
Definition of off Broadway:
(n) :
a street name found in a number of cities, but particularly in the Borough of
Manhattan, in
New York City, cutting a lazy diagonal through the otherwise rigid grid; the theater district of Manhattan; specifically, those theaters (most of which are actually not fronting on Broadway) covered by contracts between the theater owners and the theatrical unions
(adj) :
of or pertaining to Broadway theaters, to the shows performed there, or to persons associated with them, as with "Broadway star" or "Broadway producer"
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Definition of off Broadway:
(n) :
a street name found in a number of cities, but particularly in the Borough of
Manhattan, in
New York City, cutting a lazy diagonal through the otherwise rigid grid; the theater district of Manhattan; specifically, those theaters (most of which are actually not fronting on Broadway) covered by contracts between the theater owners and the theatrical unions
(adj) :
of or pertaining to Broadway theaters, to the shows performed there, or to persons associated with them, as with "Broadway star" or "Broadway producer"