1. collections of plays, songs, or other works that a company or performer knows and can present
Usage: plural of repertory
2. theaters that present a varied program of plays, typically with a permanent company
Usage: theater context
3. storehouses or repositories for things
Usage: formal

Examples

• The opera company maintains several repertories of classic and modern works.
• Local repertories often struggle with funding despite their cultural importance.
• The dance troupe expanded their repertories to include contemporary pieces.
• Many regional repertories have closed due to declining audiences.
• The theater’s repertories include both Shakespeare and new American plays.
• These repertories serve as valuable archives of theatrical history.