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Characteristics: Smaller venues, more experimental and intimate productions, often a stepping stone for Broadway. Examples: 'Rent', 'Little Shop of Horrors', 'Avenue Q'

Characteristics: Professionally produced productions outside of New York, often original works or classic revivals. Examples: 'The Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis', 'The Goodman Theatre in Chicago', 'Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.'

Characteristics: Prioritizes theme and message over traditional narrative, often with a non-linear plot. Examples: 'Company', 'A Chorus Line', 'Cabaret'

Characteristics: Nontraditional, experimental, and unconventional methods, pushing boundaries of content and form. Examples: 'Hair', 'Urinetown', 'Spring Awakening'

Characteristics: Risk-taking, often produced on a low budget, an opportunity for new and unknown talent. Examples: Shows at the 'Edinburgh Festival Fringe', 'Hollywood Fringe Festival', 'Adelaide Fringe Festival'

Characteristics: London's main theatre district, renowned for high-quality shows, similar to Broadway. Examples: 'Cats', 'Mamma Mia!', 'The Lion King'

Characteristics: Large-scale productions, star casting, high budget for sets and costumes. Examples: 'The Phantom of the Opera', 'Hamilton', 'Les Misérables'

Characteristics: Volunteer-based, localized productions, inclusivity and community involvement. Examples: Local productions of 'Fiddler on the Roof', 'Oklahoma!', 'Grease'

Characteristics: Small-scale productions, minimal sets, focus on artistic and experimental plays. Examples: 'The Fantasticks', 'Bat Boy: The Musical', 'Dog Sees God'