Sentence examples for different troupes from inspiring English sources

They are very different troupes, but in each film, the common theme of career vs. private life is more than a leitmotif.

Ms. Baker's distinctively bittersweet sounds of silence are echoing throughout the Boston Center for the Arts, where three of her works are being performed, with considerable skill and affection, by three different troupes: "Circle Mirror Transformation" (by the Huntington Theater Company), "Body Awareness" (by the SpeakEasy Stage Company) and "The Aliens" (by Company One).

The title page of the 1594 edition of Titus Andronicus reveals that the play had been acted by three different troupes.

He and Vernon toured separately with a number of different troupes, reuniting as "Vernon and Nye" to do simple comedy routines and musical numbers.

There are as many as 20 different troupes, according to NBC Sports, but some little people such as Clinton Brown III fear dwarf bullfighting is blurring the line between entertainment and exploitation, especially because the bullish battles are carried out for laughs.

Rambert's latest programme covers such a drastic range of styles that, with each work, the company look like a different troupe.

Almost lovingly, she traced her fingers over the outlines of the maps for the renovated space, including diagrams of how different acting troupes had each reconfigured the open floor plan of the current theater.

It started off just kind of knowing the right people and hanging out with them, and then getting involved with different circus troupes and doing a little bit of circus myself.

He does live shows with two different comedy troupes, appears on variety shows, and does commercials.

This year's lineup includes several new acts, like a Different Spin, a troupe of fire jugglers and acrobats who met while they were students at Vassar; Bells & Motley, two musicians who play rare instruments like the hurdy-gurdy; and the Invisible Lady, who answers audience questions from her glass box.

Jessica Lange lost most of her legs The premiere of "Freak Show" presented us with the notion that Elsa Mars was different from her troupe of performers and using her circus to become famous.