Sentence examples for a troupe led from inspiring English sources

Fischerspooner, a troupe led by Casey Spooner (who sings) and Warren Fischer (who runs the gadgets), is out to make up for that, apparently all at once.

On Saturday, a troupe led by Nakamura Kankuro V, a well-known Kabuki actor, will present this troupe's first North American performance of "The Summer Festival: A Mirror of Osaka," about a philandering nobleman.

Born Irene Amburgey, the second of three sisters, she was a guitarist in a troupe led by her father that entertained at functions close to the family home in Neon, Kentucky.

Tuesday through next Sunday the Mark Morris Dance Group will be here, celebrating its 25th anniversary, joined Thursday through next Sunday by Aszure and Artists, a troupe led by Aszure Barton.

It was at this time that she saw a performance of Kasidah Berzanji (The Berzanji Chant) by a troupe led by Willibrordus S. Rendra, which convinced her to drop out of university and join the troupe.

Between April and September, a ballet troupe led by a Russian prima ballerina, Niura ("Madame" as Masha, the narrator, calls her), visits Puerto Rico, the first leg of an abortive Latin American tour.

But for those performers who still dream of joining a company, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, a repertory troupe led by Glenn Edgerton, is an actual fish in the sea.

Revivals, notably in the 1960s by a Neapolitan troupe led by Peppino de Filippo, by puppet companies in Prague, and by students and repertory players in Bristol and London, however carefully their masks copied contemporary illustrations, however witty their improvisation, could only approximate what the commedia dell'arte must have been.

A traveling troupe led by Christopher Plummer as Dr. Parnassus scurries around central London of today hoping to lure people into their magical mirror.

In 1922 the Sukabumi branch of the Shiong Tih Hui published another stage adaptation under the title Pembalesan Siti Akbari (Revenge of Siti Akbari); by 1926 it was being performed by Miss Riboet's Orion, a theatrical troupe led by Tio Tek Djien.

Moreover, an acting troupe led by Dan Blank will showcase the interplay between text and music, and Russ Leo will speak about the import of music in the work of John Milton, particularly in the early poem "At a Solemn Music". All are welcome to attend this event, a celebration of Renaissance music at the end of the semester!