#1
Posted: 8/28/05 at 3:49pm
What exactly is "off-off broadway"?
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#3
Posted: 8/29/05 at 12:41pm
Polo!
Near as I understand it, Off-Broadway Equity contracts are for anything that isn't Broadway (duh!) in a NYC theater that seats more than 100. So, anything playing at a theater seating less than 100 is generally Off-Off-Broadway. Although it's not always that simple -- Fringe shows are considered O-O-B, even though some of the theaters they perform in are normally O-B houses.
Doubtless there are other posters on this site who can correct me or add more detail.
Near as I understand it, Off-Broadway Equity contracts are for anything that isn't Broadway (duh!) in a NYC theater that seats more than 100. So, anything playing at a theater seating less than 100 is generally Off-Off-Broadway. Although it's not always that simple -- Fringe shows are considered O-O-B, even though some of the theaters they perform in are normally O-B houses.
Doubtless there are other posters on this site who can correct me or add more detail.
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