2001 Off-Broadway premiere

The 2001 Off-Broadway premiere refers to the debut of a theatrical production in a venue outside the main Broadway theater district in New York City. Off-Broadway shows are typically smaller, more experimental, or niche productions that attract diverse audiences and often serve as a platform for new playwrights and innovative ideas. This premiere marked the first performance of the show in such a venue, allowing it to reach audiences in an intimate setting before potentially moving to larger Broadway theaters.