Definition of artistic director in English:

artistic director

noun

The person with overall responsibility for the selection and interpretation of the works performed by a theatre, ballet, or opera company.
艺术总监
Example sentencesExamples
- Playwright and actor Chris Craddock is the new artistic director of Azimuth Theatre.
- Would you be interested in becoming the artistic director of a theatre?
- It shows great self-belief when an artistic director brings his own work to the stage of his new post when in only his second year there.
- In Montreal's French-language theatre scene, the school's influence is perhaps felt most strongly through the graduates who have gone on to become artistic directors of theatre companies.
- The company would be run instead by an administrator and an artistic director.
- Programming control is just one of the many issues over which artistic directors and boards of directors disagree.
- Women film directors, for instance, are as rare as women symphony conductors - and women artistic directors of ballet companies.
- Credit should go to the new programming triumvirate of executive director Sally Lee and artistic directors Jane Kim and Nobu Adilman for opening up this niche festival.
- She was the artistic director of Soho Poly and Greenwich Theatre.
- He is also an associate artistic director of the Alley Theatre in Houston, Texas.
- She has recently been appointed as the first artistic director of the National Theatre of Scotland.
- Neumeier first started working as the artistic director of Hamburg Ballet.
- Kinloch, a former artistic director of the Byre Theatre in St Andrews, is thrilled by the standard of work she's been seeing.
- This season he has joined the theatre's team of artistic directors.
- She is currently the artistic director for Touchstone Theatre, and a freelance director as well.
- Over the years, and through five artistic directors, American Ballet Theatre has remained remarkably true to its original identity.
- The RSC is controlled by its artistic director who reports to a board of governors.
- As well as admiring the work of artistic director Alan Ayckbourn, Carol found the theatre captured her imagination.
- They want the German capital to be home to a cross-cultural experiment that turns performers into artistic directors, giving them a genuine say in what they do and who they perform with.
- When Neil Murray hatched his plan to run Glasgow's Tron Theatre without an artistic director it was a bit of risk.

Definition of artistic director in US English:

artistic director

nounɑrˈtɪstɪk dəˈrɛktər

The person with overall responsibility for the selection and interpretation of the works performed by a theater, ballet, or opera company.
艺术总监
Example sentencesExamples
- They want the German capital to be home to a cross-cultural experiment that turns performers into artistic directors, giving them a genuine say in what they do and who they perform with.
- As well as admiring the work of artistic director Alan Ayckbourn, Carol found the theatre captured her imagination.
- Neumeier first started working as the artistic director of Hamburg Ballet.
- This season he has joined the theatre's team of artistic directors.
- Credit should go to the new programming triumvirate of executive director Sally Lee and artistic directors Jane Kim and Nobu Adilman for opening up this niche festival.
- She is currently the artistic director for Touchstone Theatre, and a freelance director as well.
- Would you be interested in becoming the artistic director of a theatre?
- She was the artistic director of Soho Poly and Greenwich Theatre.
- In Montreal's French-language theatre scene, the school's influence is perhaps felt most strongly through the graduates who have gone on to become artistic directors of theatre companies.
- Kinloch, a former artistic director of the Byre Theatre in St Andrews, is thrilled by the standard of work she's been seeing.
- When Neil Murray hatched his plan to run Glasgow's Tron Theatre without an artistic director it was a bit of risk.
- He is also an associate artistic director of the Alley Theatre in Houston, Texas.
- Women film directors, for instance, are as rare as women symphony conductors - and women artistic directors of ballet companies.
- The RSC is controlled by its artistic director who reports to a board of governors.
- It shows great self-belief when an artistic director brings his own work to the stage of his new post when in only his second year there.
- Programming control is just one of the many issues over which artistic directors and boards of directors disagree.
- She has recently been appointed as the first artistic director of the National Theatre of Scotland.
- Playwright and actor Chris Craddock is the new artistic director of Azimuth Theatre.
- The company would be run instead by an administrator and an artistic director.
- Over the years, and through five artistic directors, American Ballet Theatre has remained remarkably true to its original identity.

词汇	artistic director
释义	Definition of artistic director in English: artistic director noun The person with overall responsibility for the selection and interpretation of the works performed by a theatre, ballet, or opera company. 艺术总监 Example sentencesExamples Playwright and actor Chris Craddock is the new artistic director of Azimuth Theatre. Would you be interested in becoming the artistic director of a theatre? It shows great self-belief when an artistic director brings his own work to the stage of his new post when in only his second year there. In Montreal's French-language theatre scene, the school's influence is perhaps felt most strongly through the graduates who have gone on to become artistic directors of theatre companies. The company would be run instead by an administrator and an artistic director. Programming control is just one of the many issues over which artistic directors and boards of directors disagree. Women film directors, for instance, are as rare as women symphony conductors - and women artistic directors of ballet companies. Credit should go to the new programming triumvirate of executive director Sally Lee and artistic directors Jane Kim and Nobu Adilman for opening up this niche festival. She was the artistic director of Soho Poly and Greenwich Theatre. He is also an associate artistic director of the Alley Theatre in Houston, Texas. She has recently been appointed as the first artistic director of the National Theatre of Scotland. Neumeier first started working as the artistic director of Hamburg Ballet. Kinloch, a former artistic director of the Byre Theatre in St Andrews, is thrilled by the standard of work she's been seeing. This season he has joined the theatre's team of artistic directors. She is currently the artistic director for Touchstone Theatre, and a freelance director as well. Over the years, and through five artistic directors, American Ballet Theatre has remained remarkably true to its original identity. The RSC is controlled by its artistic director who reports to a board of governors. As well as admiring the work of artistic director Alan Ayckbourn, Carol found the theatre captured her imagination. They want the German capital to be home to a cross-cultural experiment that turns performers into artistic directors, giving them a genuine say in what they do and who they perform with. When Neil Murray hatched his plan to run Glasgow's Tron Theatre without an artistic director it was a bit of risk. Definition of artistic director in US English: artistic director nounɑrˈtɪstɪk dəˈrɛktər The person with overall responsibility for the selection and interpretation of the works performed by a theater, ballet, or opera company. 艺术总监 Example sentencesExamples They want the German capital to be home to a cross-cultural experiment that turns performers into artistic directors, giving them a genuine say in what they do and who they perform with. As well as admiring the work of artistic director Alan Ayckbourn, Carol found the theatre captured her imagination. Neumeier first started working as the artistic director of Hamburg Ballet. This season he has joined the theatre's team of artistic directors. Credit should go to the new programming triumvirate of executive director Sally Lee and artistic directors Jane Kim and Nobu Adilman for opening up this niche festival. She is currently the artistic director for Touchstone Theatre, and a freelance director as well. Would you be interested in becoming the artistic director of a theatre? She was the artistic director of Soho Poly and Greenwich Theatre. In Montreal's French-language theatre scene, the school's influence is perhaps felt most strongly through the graduates who have gone on to become artistic directors of theatre companies. Kinloch, a former artistic director of the Byre Theatre in St Andrews, is thrilled by the standard of work she's been seeing. When Neil Murray hatched his plan to run Glasgow's Tron Theatre without an artistic director it was a bit of risk. He is also an associate artistic director of the Alley Theatre in Houston, Texas. Women film directors, for instance, are as rare as women symphony conductors - and women artistic directors of ballet companies. The RSC is controlled by its artistic director who reports to a board of governors. It shows great self-belief when an artistic director brings his own work to the stage of his new post when in only his second year there. Programming control is just one of the many issues over which artistic directors and boards of directors disagree. She has recently been appointed as the first artistic director of the National Theatre of Scotland. Playwright and actor Chris Craddock is the new artistic director of Azimuth Theatre. The company would be run instead by an administrator and an artistic director. Over the years, and through five artistic directors, American Ballet Theatre has remained remarkably true to its original identity.
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