revival
n. C / Un. the process of something becoming popular, active, or healthy again after a long time. You use this when an old fashion, a play, or an interest comes back into style.
n. an improvement in the condition or strength of something, or a return to popularity and activity. Often used to describe the re-staging of a play or the resurgence of a cultural trend.
The city is seeing a revival of interest in local history.
The theater company announced a revival of the classic musical, featuring a modern set and a diverse new cast.
Economists are debating whether the recent increase in manufacturing jobs represents a permanent industrial revival or merely a temporary fluctuation in the global market.
From revive + -al.
Often followed by the preposition 'of' to indicate what is being brought back.