Repertory theater is a style of theater in which a company performs multiple plays or productions on a rotating schedule. This approach allows the same group of actors to perform different roles in various plays over a period of time, often within the same season. In repertory theater, the company rehearses several shows simultaneously and alternates performances, providing audiences with a diverse range of works. This method helps maintain a varied and dynamic schedule of productions, giving both actors and audiences the opportunity to experience a wide range of theatrical styles and stories.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „repertory theater” po angielsku

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