Since last summer, we have seen one financial giant after another brought to its knees by losses that originated off balance sheet.
Jenkins inferred that this group of species had originated off northern Australia or in Indonesia, and that M. challengeri had reached New Zealand in the late Tertiary and displaced M. motunauensis, which formerly lived there.
Any infection that affects performers, whether it originates off-set or on, has to be taken seriously.
Most of the great American plays produced since then have originated off-Broadway and at regional stages like the Mark Taper Forum Tony Kushnerr's Angels in America and San Franciscoo's Magic Theatre (Sam Shepard's Buried Child).
He was nominated for a Tony in a Broadway revival of Joe Orton's Loot in 1986 (the production originated off-Broadway at the Manhattan Theatre Club), appeared in readings and two-handers with his Another World co-star Victoria Wyndham, and returned to the Guthrie in Minnesota in the American premiere of Brian Friel's beautiful valedictory play about Irish Home Rule, The Home Place, in 2007.
The production, which originated off-Broadway at MCC Theater, where the play had its premiere last year, is under the pitch-perfect direction of Rebecca Taichman.
But signs of fresher, more vital life are stirring in shows that have, for the most part, originated Off Broadway.
Even "Rent" (1996 Pulitzer) and "Young Man From Atlanta"(1995, both of which landed on Broadway, originated off.
Vogel's play originated Off Broadway, as did "Oslo" (March 23, Vivian Beaumont), J. T. Rogers's exploration of how a Norwegian couple (Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays) secretly helped orchestrate the 1993 Oslo Accords.
