Repertory
/ˈrepərtɔːri/noun
A store or collection of music plays or films available for performance or showing.
The theater company's repertory includes a large number of Shakespeare's plays
Often appears as...
- repertory theater
- repertory company
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Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Theater Context
Used mainly in theater, film, or music to describe the works a group can perform.
The repertory of the troupe ranged from classical to modern plays.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Just Classics
Repertory includes contemporary works, not just traditional or classic ones.
Their repertory has recently incorporated some contemporary jazz pieces.
Pro Tip 3/3Static Collection
The collection doesn't change often; once set, it's usually stable for a season.
This year's repertory will feature four renowned musicals.
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