n.(剧院、歌剧或芭蕾舞团的)经理

原形：impresario复数：impresarios

The impresario was known for organizing extravagant theater productions in London during the 19th century.
这位名角以19世纪在伦敦组织豪华戏剧演出而闻名。
She started her career as an impresario, booking and promoting concerts for local artists.
她从艺生涯始于作为一名经纪人，为当地艺术家安排和推广音乐会。
The impresario's keen eye for talent led to the discovery of several famous musicians.
经纪人的慧眼识英才，发掘出了多位知名音乐家。
After years of successful shows, the impresario decided to retire from the business.
经历多年的成功演出后，这位名角决定退出这个行业。
He was a masterful impresario, turning a modest theater into a thriving entertainment hub.
他是一位杰出的经纪人，将一家小型剧院打造成了繁荣的娱乐中心。
The impresario was not only a businessman but also a creative force behind the scenes.
他不仅是商人，还是幕后的创意推动者。
The impresario negotiated lucrative deals with major concert venues, securing the future of his artists.
经纪人与大型音乐场地协商了丰厚的合同，确保了旗下艺人的长远发展。
She decided to become an impresario after seeing the impact live music had on her community.
在目睹现场音乐对社区的影响后，她决定成为一名经纪人。
Despite facing financial challenges, the impresario persevered and salvaged the struggling theater.
尽管面临财务困境，这位经纪人仍坚持不懈，拯救了这家陷入困境的剧院。
The impresario's legacy lives on through the countless lives he changed with his innovative performances.
经纪人的遗产体现在他通过创新表演改变无数人生的故事中。