Sentence examples for old repertory from inspiring English sources

She envisions a new old repertory.

What's needed is the next link in the chain, someone who will connect old repertory to new.

But that's what the company started with, and an old repertory is presumably the best showcase for an old style.

The current group of eight women and six men holds on to the old repertory and historic style.

She regrets the passing of the old repertory system, and of actors who can be heard in the back row.

As on the previous album, there's a questionable Slam Stewart-ish bass solo; it comes on "San Antonio Rose," a Bob Wills tune in Mr. Haggard's old repertory.

But over the last year, its hometown primacy has been gently challenged by the Huntington Theater, the homey 19-year-old repertory company housed in a theater owned by Boston University.

On April 21, one day before what would have been his ninety-second birthday, this intrepid twenty-three-year-old repertory band, which under the musical direction of his widow, Sue, shares Monday nights at the Jazz Standard with the chamber-jazz-inclined Mingus Orchestra and the Mingus Dynasty septet, presents "Noonlight," a recently unearthed Mingus composition.

A nagging question for conductors is how to "place" this composer in relation to older repertory.

The Liverpool Playhouse Theatre, home to one of the oldest repertory companies, will celebrate its centenary later this year with a special gala performance of The Ladykillers.

(The world's oldest company, the Paris Opera Ballet, had let "La Sylphide" and "Giselle" drop; the Royal Danish Ballet existed in isolation, performing its own older repertory that was largely unknown outside Denmark).