Sentence examples for existing repertory from inspiring English sources

Appier is mainly refining his existing repertory.

Right now, she's content to develop her existing repertory.

Beyond digging into neglected corners of the existing repertory, the International Contemporary Ensemble has presented more than 300 world premieres, an astonishing figure.

But Mr. Boal also learned from example at City Ballet, where the combination of a vast existing repertory and an emphasis on adding to it fosters a pace that, Mr. Boal said, is both exhausting and exhilarating.

"Each year we try to bring in a new contemporary choreographer to create something on the students so they're not just learning existing repertory," said Megan Williams, who is the artistic director, with Bettijane Sills, of the Purchase concert and a member of the conservatory's modern dance faculty.

Beyond specific instances of kindness, Ms. Kowroski and others underlined the integrity with which Ms. Whelan has handled her long career, managing to reinvent herself constantly both in new works, and in existing repertory that can sometimes grow stale for those who dance it season after season.

While the commissioning of new works is absolutely essential, his argument appears to ignore the large repertory of existing music written by women composers.

His production of The Sleeping Beauty, originally staged for the Mikhailovsky Ballet, received mainly poor reviews, and there were complaints that most of the additions that he made to the repertory were restagings of his existing works.

Many performing companies arose to produce the works, such as Gilbert and Sullivan for All in Britain and the Light Opera of Manhattan and Light Opera Works in the U.S., and existing companies, such as English National Opera and Australian Opera added Gilbert and Sullivan to their repertories.

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Mark Pilkington of Strange Attractor says: "The number of actual repertory cinemas has dwindled to a tiny handful, but the number of people and groups using existing facilities to put on fantastic films has grown.