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Broadway
This term functions as a proper noun referring to a specific geographic location and a metonym for the American commercial theater industry. When used to describe the theater district, it carries a connotation of prestige, high production value, and professional ambition, distinguishing it from off-Broadway or regional theater.
As an adjective, it describes a specific aesthetic of glitz, high energy, and polished performance. Because it is a proper noun referring to a unique entity, it is used without an article when referring to the theater industry (e.g., "success on Broadway") but may take an article when referring to the physical street (e.g., "walking down Broadway").
Meanings
A major north-south thoroughfare in Manhattan, New York City, known for its commercial importance and historical significance.
The theater district of New York City, specifically the area where many large commercial theaters are located, often used as a metonym for the professional theater industry there.
Relating to or characteristic of the professional commercial theater productions of New York City.
Examples
We should take a taxi down Broadway to get to the hotel.
The bright lights of Broadway illuminate the night sky.
Let us meet on the corner of Broadway and 42nd Street.
He finally landed a lead role on Broadway after years of auditions.
The city traffic on Broadway is absolutely chaotic today.