repertory

n. a type of theatre where a permanent group of actors performs several different plays in the same season.

n. a system of play production in which a resident acting company performs a series of plays in rotation or at short intervals.

“She spent her first year as an actress working in a small repertory theatre in the countryside.”

“The company operates on a repertory basis, allowing the ensemble to maintain several distinct productions simultaneously throughout the winter season.”

Formal

n. the complete list of plays, songs, or pieces that a person or group is prepared to perform.

n. the entire body of works that a company or individual performer is prepared to present.

“The pianist has a vast repertory of classical and modern pieces.”

“The orchestra expanded its repertory to include contemporary avant-garde compositions alongside the standard Romantic symphonies.”

Formal

n. a cinema that shows older, classic, or artistic films rather than new releases.

n. a cinema house that specialises in the screening of classic, independent, or historically significant films.

“The local repertory cinema is showing a marathon of old black-and-white movies this weekend.”

“The city's last remaining repertory cinema faces closure as streaming services reduce the demand for theatrical screenings of cult classics.”

Formal