Definición y Significado de "revival"

Revival

SUSTANTIVO

renacimiento, resurgimiento

the act of bringing something back into active use, attention, or importance after a period of decline or obscurity

Example

The renovation project sparked a revival of interest in the historic building.

El proyecto de renovación provocó un resurgimiento del interés en el edificio histórico.

The community 's efforts led to a cultural revival in traditional arts and crafts.

Los esfuerzos de la comunidad llevaron a un renacimiento en las artes y oficios tradicionales.

avivamiento, revival

an evangelistic meeting intended to reawaken interest in religion

reposición, nuevo montaje

a new performance of something old that has not been performed for a long time, such as a play

What is a "revival"?

A revival is a new production or performance of an old play, musical, or other artistic work that has not been presented for a significant period of time. The aim of a revival is to reintroduce the work to audiences, often with updated interpretations or modern touches while preserving its original essence. This can involve bringing back classic theatrical productions, re-staging historical performances, or performing older works that have fallen out of the spotlight. Revivals offer a chance to revisit and celebrate significant works from the past and can introduce them to new audiences.

Example

Critics praised the production 's authenticity in the revival of the ancient Greek tragedy " Medea. "

Los críticos elogiaron la autenticidad de la producción en la renovación de la tragedia griega antigua "Medea."

The theater company decided to stage a revival of the Broadway hit " Chicago " due to popular demand.

La compañía de teatro decidió llevar a cabo una renovacion del éxito de Broadway 'Chicago' debido a la demanda popular.

word family

revive

Verb

revival

Noun

revivalism

Noun