In 1932, calling herself Marjorie Beaufort, she became assistant stage manager of the Kingsway Theatre, London, where the Ben Greet Players were in repertory with a number of Shakespeare's works, and where Basil and Peter took on an incredible number of roles.
Like most countertenors, the French singer Philippe Jaroussky has specialized in the Baroque repertory, recording a number of impressive discs, including music by Vivaldi.
He enlarged the company's repertory with a number of Ashton's ballets, John Cranko's popular Onegin and the first North American staging of August Bournonville's Napoli.
The New York program is notable for the relative absence of pieces by Mr. Tomasson's mentors, Balanchine (only "Rubies" will be presented) and Robbins, even though the company's repertory includes a number of works by them.
Defying the stereotype of the modern jazz musician as austere and humorless (and following the example of Gillespie, whom he considered his musical mentor and with whom he worked on and off for almost half a century), Mr. Moody told silly jokes, peppered his repertory with unlikely numbers like "Beer Barrel Polka" and the theme from "The Flintstones," and often sang.
Since the publication of Wilson's letter, a number of repertory companies have distinguished themselves in New York — the Negro Ensemble Company, the Classical Theatre of Harlem, and the Classic Stage Company, among them.
Though the band's repertory draws on a number of traditions, Deborah Teason, a composer and the band's director, said she had chosen tunes that hew to the theme of the King holiday, like the spiritual "Oh Happy Day," which the band will perform on its own.
We established the first repertory of DNA copy number alterations in this tumor, and provided a list of genes that may contribute to its aggressiveness and represent novel therapeutic targets.
Instead he looked in the Yellow Pages, saw an ad for an actors' repertory theater and called the number.
But the vibrancy of a work's place in the repertory is reflected by the number of recordings it receives, and "name" soloists have not rushed to take the Concerto's measure.
