There's no time like the fall to take in a play. Although Broadway gets the world's attention when it comes to the city's theater scene, there is much (good!) to be said about Off-Broadway and indie theaters as well - many of which call Brooklyn home.
The main difference between Broadway and Off-Broadway theaters is the number of seats on premise. Broadway theaters usually boast a capacity of 500 or more, while Off-Broadway houses can accommodate 99 to 500 guests.
If Off-Broadway and Off-Off-Broadway productions strike a chord, they can eventually step up to larger venues where they are able to sell more tickets per night.
Brooklyn itself is home to a vast array of non-Broadway theaters that capture the diversity of audiences (and talent!) that make up the cultural character of the city.
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