Sentence examples for repertory movement from inspiring English sources

During his three years there - from 1904 to 1907 - he produced more than 37 new plays by 17 authors, encouraged women playwrights and inspired the regional repertory movement.

Annie Horniman (1880-1937) used her influence, and also her private wealth, to create the modern repertory movement in Manchester in 1907.

For years the repertory movement continued with distinction, but after World War II it was regarded largely as a training ground where actors gained experience before making an assault on London an attitude that was not rectified until the 1960s.

Bobby Sanabria and the Manhattan School of Music Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra The repertory movement came slowly to Afro-Latin music, but we're in the thick of it now.

They soon developed a recognizable company style, and after performances in London Annie Horniman (pioneer of the British repertory movement) provided them with a permanent home in 1904 at the rebuilt Abbey Theatre in Dublin.

From 1985 to 1992 he was musical director of the American Jazz Orchestra, a big band established by Gary Giddins that performed both classic works and new compositions, helping to establish the jazz repertory movement of the 90's.

In battle scenes, he develops individual encounters between opponents, drawing upon a repertory of 119 movements that are classified for use by god, female, refined hero, muscular hero, ogre, or monkey.

As a welcome entry into the concerto repertory, only its first movement seemed in parts problematic.

The pianist Taka Kigawa, a gifted interpreter of 20th-century and contemporary repertory, offered that four-movement work during a well-attended recital at Le Poisson Rouge on Monday evening.

This performance reminded me that the ardent fullness that Christian Tworzyanski generously brings to every movement across the repertory is a consistent pleasure.

On Thursday, he will talk to the audience after the second performance of his "Another Evening: I Bow Down," which features guest artists alongside Mr. Jones and his company as they remix movement from their repertory to live music by their musical director, DANIEL BERNARD ROUMAIN.