Sentence examples for * troupes in from inspiring English sources

There are dance troupes in the slum.

The last two troupes, in different ways, combine Cuba's African and Spanish legacies.

Potter appeared with traveling troupes, in music halls and cabarets, on Irish television, and in films.

She hopes to start troupes in Dallas; Cannes, France, and elsewhere in Europe.

It is now performed by more than 100 troupes in most parts of Thailand.

Former palace performers formed professional troupes, in the process adapting court forms to popular tastes.

There is a keen sense of "Best Balanchine" competition between the leading American companies, with foreign troupes putting in occasionally impressive entries too.

In the wake of the Taiping Rebellion, kunqu troupes resident in Beijing returned to their homes in the south.

In 1828, several famous Hubei troupes arrived in Beijing and performed jointly with Anhui troupes.

"Dixie" quickly gained wide recognition and status as a minstrel standard, and it helped rekindle interest in plantation material from other troupes, particularly in the third act.

When the first bit of stubble came in they were booted out of the troupes, and in 1856 the Turks banned the male dancers entirely.