Sentence examples for see repertory from inspiring English sources
Still, the annual performances aren't only about spotlighting the next generation of talent; they also allow audiences to see repertory with new eyes.
(Sulcas) ★ New York City Ballet (Friday through Sunday) It's the last weekend of City Ballet's fall season, and an almost-last chance to see mixed repertory before long weeks of "Nutcracker" (which we love, of course) occupy the first part of the winter run.
If the company couldn't sustain itself without Cunningham, Carlson concluded it would be more responsible to terminate in a methodical way, with a two-year world tour to give audiences a last chance to see the repertory and a third year to dismantle the organization.
A new production of Bizet's "Carmen" can be seen in repertory at the Metropolitan Opera this month, and Pierre Boulez comes to Carnegie Hall to pick up the baton, not once but twice in January.
Elizabeth Ashley and Amanda Plummer head a cast of Broadway actors who will be performing in the two programs which will be seen in repertory, four in the Rose Program and four in the Blue Program.
As it is, her play can be seen in repertory through to May 10 in the 310-seat Cottesloe and may well develop a cachet as a hot ticket.
Stated that way, Mr. Fischer's remarks stand in marked contrast to the German notion of Regietheater ("director's theater"), which has seen standard repertory operas interpreted in styles that drastically deviate not only from conventional representations, but also from the notional content expressed by the works themselves.
To learn more, visit Repertory Dance Theatre's website.
Those who can't afford the Metropolitan Opera get to see the standard repertory firsthand.
The season provides a chance to see this impressive repertory performed by a group of strong and enormously likable dancers.
It will also likely severely limit the ability to go see films in repertory movie houses, not to mention those in areas outside of big cities, where selection is far more limited.
