Off-Broadway
Off-Broadway noun - Low-budget theaters located outside the Broadway area in Manhattan.
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Stage and off-Broadway are semantically related In some cases you can use "Stage" instead a noun phrase "Off-Broadway".
Stage
Stage noun - A level usually raised surface.
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Off-Broadway and stage are semantically related in theater life topic. Sometimes you can use "Off-Broadway" instead a noun "Stage".
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Let's simply say the ending is... sad.In late 2015 Lazarus, a musical stage play Inspired By the source novel debuted off-Broadway.
Source: Film / The Man Who Fell to Earth - The stage version of Jekyll & Hyde went through several iterations of cuts in its years long trip from off-broadway to on.
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While he would not appear onstage, his next major project Lazarus (a musical stage play co-written with Enda Walsh, Inspired By the source novel for The Man Who Fell to Earth) was set to debut off-Broadway in late 2015.
Source: Music / David Bowie
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