Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
repertory-theatre
Noun
/ˈrɛpərˌtɔːri ˈθiːətrə/

Definition
A type of theater that presents a diverse range of plays and performances, typically rotating different productions over a season.

Examples
- The local repertory theatre features classic plays every month.
- Many famous actors got their start in repertory theatre before moving to Broadway.
- Repertory theatre companies often have a loyal audience that enjoys the variety of performances.

Meaning
Repertory theatre involves a company of actors performing multiple plays on a regular schedule, allowing audiences to see various works without having to travel to different theaters.

Synonyms
- Stock theatre
- Resident theatre
- Company theatre