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off-off-Broadway

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off-off-Broad·way  (ôfôf-brôdw, ff-)
n.
The avant-garde or experimental theatrical productions of New York City, typically performed in small or multipurpose venues.

off-off-Broadway adv. & adj.

off-off-Broadway
adj
of or relating to highly experimental informal small-scale theatrical productions in New York, usually taking place in cafés, small halls, etc. Compare off-Broadway


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