Sentence examples for a troupe for from inspiring English sources

A troupe for people 60 and older, the Center Stage Players, enlists local talent for performances at the village's Leonard Sandel Senior Center.

Created by a troupe for which performance is an act of potentially imprisonable defiance, and whose members' arrival in New York remained uncertain until this week because of recent conflicts with the Belarus state police, "Being Harold Pinter" is truly passionate, truly political theater.

The initial sextet appeared from Series 2 onwards as the standard face of the show at premieres and other press opportunities, and performed as a troupe for such peripheral events as the show's BBC Prom concert.

When Jesse & Joy performed "¡Corre!," the camera all but ignored them for a troupe of aerialists.

Lamar stood before a flapping American flag, among a troupe of dancers dressed for combat.

For a week he planned the menus, bought the groceries and cooked two meals a day for a troupe of 80 actors performing in the Yale commencement musical.

Except for a troupe of travelling players who came to town once a year, Foote had never even met an actor.

In this show, he will swap painting and sculpture for a troupe of Brazilian-style Samba-reggae drummers – referred to as a "bateria" – who will lead his performance.

This, after all, is Hate Poetry night in Berlin, an opportunity for a troupe of German journalists, all of whom have vaguely Muslim-sounding names, to read out some of the more creatively despicable messages clogging up their inboxes.

Lie also made a simplified version for a troupe of teenaged actors, whom he led in Bogor.

Lie used a simplified version for a troupe of teenaged actors, which was successful in West Java.