Repertory - English meaning

noun

The performance of various plays, operas, or ballets by a company at regular short intervals.

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A repertory actor

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Another term for repertoire.

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A fair conspectus of ferrier's repertory has been preserved for posterity

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A repository or collection, especially of information.

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A fair conspectus of ferrier's repertory has been preserved for posterity

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A series of performances by a group of actors or dancers presenting several different works during a particular period, or a repertoire

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The repeated performance of several plays one after the other by one company of actors

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Repertory company/group/theatre she joined a repertory company/group/theatre after school.

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If a play is in repertory, it is one of several different plays being performed on particular days by the same company of actors

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"macbeth" is in repertory at the royal shakespeare company.

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If an actor is in repertory, they are working with a repertory theatre group

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He's taking a break from the show to be in repertory at the royal shakespeare company.

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All the music, plays, etc. that you can play or perform, or that you know

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His repertory focusses primarily on haydn, mozart, beethoven, and schubert., she is a very interest…

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All the things that someone can do, all the methods that someone can use, etc.

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International criminals have added gun-running to their repertory., everyone knew how paul would fl…