Sentence examples for repertory event from inspiring English sources

The great repertory event in New York this winter is the copious retrospective — not complete but very generous — of the films of Douglas Sirk, at Film Society of Lincoln Center.

The great repertory event in New York this winter is the copious retrospective not complete but very generous of the films of Douglas Sirk, at Film Society of Lincoln Center.

By Richard Brody December 17, 2015 The great repertory event in New York this winter is the copious retrospective — not complete but very generous — of the films of Douglas Sirk, at Film Society of Lincoln Center.

(Though usually rare, this is one of two repertory events coming to Broadway; see "No Man's Land" and "Waiting for Godot," below).

PUMPKIN festivals tend to rely on a familiar repertory of events and showmanship: Pie-eating and seed-spitting contests.

Benjamin Britten's first chamber opera, which had its world premiere at the Sussex opera house in 1946, now reappears at the festival proper following its belated addition to the repertory of the event's touring wing in 2013.

In her interview with Mr. Grudens, she said the song became part of her permanent repertory as a result of a haunting event in her life.

The unusual repertory is what makes the event a festival.

There will be 41 events during the 10 days from July 30 to Aug. 8, and at all of these events unusual 19thcentury repertory will be examined.

CONCERTS IN TOWN NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC: "SUMMERTIME CLASSICS" The kind of old-time "lollipop" repertory associated with such easygoing events as Arthur Fiedler's Boston Pops concerts lives on at the Phil courtesy of Bramwell Tovey, a skilled and charming conductor-raconteur.

But while there may be no easy answer, the coincidental appearance this week of two gay-theme events in New York repertory houses provides a window into the evolution of gay cinema, both in the shadow of liberation politics and far beyond it.