C1nounformalarts
US/ˈrep.ər.tɔːr.i/
UK/ˈrep.ə.tər.i/
the set of plays or pieces that a theater company or performer knows and can perform
In context
The theater company has a large repertory of classic comedies.
She began her acting career in a small repertory company in Leeds.
The orchestra has a repertory that ranges from Bach to modern film music.
Words that go with repertory
noun + noun
- repertory companyHe joined a repertory company straight after drama school.
- repertory theaterThe repertory theater puts on a new play every month.
- repertory seasonThe repertory season opens in September.
adjective + noun
- broad repertoryThe singer has a broad repertory.
- standard repertoryHer standard repertory includes works by Mozart.
verb + noun
- extend the repertoryThe group hopes to extend its repertory next year.