repertory
n.n. the collection of plays, songs, or pieces of music that a theater or orchestra has prepared to perform. It is the list of things they can choose from for a show.
n. the body of works, such as plays or musical compositions, available for performance by a specific company or ensemble. Often used in the context of classical music or theater to describe a performer's range of skills.
The theater has a large repertory of classic plays.
The orchestra's repertory includes both traditional symphonies and modern experimental pieces.
A versatile actor must maintain a broad repertory to secure roles in both Shakespearean tragedies and contemporary dramas, demonstrating their ability to adapt to diverse styles and periods.
Learned borrowing from Late Latin repertōrium. Doublet of repertoire.