repertory
21Repertory (disambiguation) — Repertory may refer to more than one subject:* Repertory theatre , a form of Western theatre in which the same company of players rehearse and perform a sequence of plays in relatively rapid succession, so that each play is performed for a week… …
22repertory theater — repertory (def. 2). Also called repertory company. [1895 1900] * * * repertory company or repertory theater, a permanent organization of actors presenting a repertoire of plays, usually producing them alternately …
23repertory theatre — noun A theatre with a repertoire of plays and a stock or permanent company of actors, called a repertory company • • • Main Entry: ↑repertory …
24repertory theater — repertory (def. 2). Also called repertory company. [1895 1900] * * * …
25repertory company — ► NOUN ▪ a theatrical company that performs plays from its repertoire for regular, short periods of time, moving on from one play to another …
26repertory theater — n. a theater in which a permanent company presents several plays, operas, etc. for a season, usually alternating them in limited runs …
27repertory theatre — Production of several different plays in a single season by a resident acting company. The plays chosen may be classic works by famous dramatists or new works by emerging playwrights, and the companies that perform them often serve as a training… …
28Repertory grid — The Repertory Grid is an interviewing technique which uses factor analysis to determine an idiographic measure of personality. It was devised by George Kelly in around 1955 and is based on his Personal Constructs theory of personality.… …
29Repertory theater — Ein Repertoiresystem (auch Ensemble System) haben Theater, die ein dauerhaft engagiertes Ensemble besitzen, mit dem sie mehrere hauseigene Inszenierungen über Monate oder Jahre hinweg im Repertoire behalten können. Die Besetzungen bleiben in der… …
30repertory — repertorial, adj. /rep euhr tawr ee, tohr ee/, n., pl. repertories. 1. a type of theatrical presentation in which a company presents several works regularly or in alternate sequence in one season. 2. a theatrical company that presents productions …
