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• s  conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual
  outre and affected stage antics

• The network's main hope for Passions lies in the show's creator, James Reilly, a 50-year-old medical school dropout bestowed with the kind of outre imagination for which the world .
• Dozens of new titles pop up and fold each month and focus on everything from the benign to the outre.
• Spiegelman's New York City-based Raw magazine publishes some of the more outre work in graphic narrative, including the psychotic and hilarious misadventures of a couple of pen-and .

• bizarre
• eccentric
• freakish
• freaky
• flaky
• flakey
• gonzo
• off-the-wall
• outlandish

News & Articles

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• 'Camino Real' review: Tennessee Williams play rarely staged. Here's why.
  When a play is described as "outre and challenging" or "ahead of its time," audiences should take note: There is probably a pretty solid set of reasons the seldom-produced masterpiece is, in fact, seldom produced.
  July 7, 2013 - Pioneer Press

Quotes

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• Emma Thompson in CBS News
  They look far too outre anywhere else,Thompson, 46, told Time magazine. "They're great big, gold, shiny things. They're up there tarnishing quietly along with everything else I own, including my body."
• Bill Irwin in The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
  It's the strangest play and it's been judged a classic. But it's still got an outre reputation,Irwin says. "It's more Benjamin Britten than it is 'Tosca.'" "It's mystical even to us. But there are great conceits in it, like Nathan's...