Sentence examples for energetic troupe from inspiring English sources

And the dancing, most of it in excerpts from a program of three full pieces, provided a showcase for an energetic troupe with strong male performers.

This company, founded and directed by Albert Bergeret, is an inventive, experienced, energetic troupe, the only survivor of what was once a thriving Savoyard tradition in New York.

This ensemble, led by Albert Bergeret, is an inventive, experienced and energetic troupe, the lone survivor of what was once a thriving Savoyard tradition in New York.

Mixing tango, modern dance and touches of classical ballet, the 80-minute intermissionless "Nightclub," performed by Ms. Ramirez's versatile, talented, attractive and energetic troupe, derives its potent choreographic pulse from vibrant Latin and Afro-Caribbean rhythms.

Processions of millions of people follow the floats, entertained by energetic dance troupes dancing to blaring Bollywood music.

Its follow up, Hard Out Here, fares better, perhaps due to the presence of a troupe of energetic booty dancers wearing 3D labrador masks (it's hard out here, you see, for a bitch).

Because Whelehan was an insider, he was well-positioned to get the actors to relax in conversation and to capture the energetic joy that theatrical troupes, what Mendes calls "a form of created society," can call into being when things are going well.

(Burke) LEVYdance (Friday through Sunday) The members of this San Francisco-based troupe are affable and energetic, the kind of people you wouldn't mind sharing a meal with.

A trim and energetic former dancer who founded her own troupe before becoming an arts administrator, she has worked as a senior grants officer for the California Arts Council, as the dean of music at Cornish College of the Arts near Seattle and as the dean of the Conservatory of Dance at Purchase College in Purchase.

Two dance troupes battle it out in energetic and dangerous challenges that can last for up to 40 hours, in high-altitude, in order to bring fertility to the land.

A listless west-side block of downtown Baltimore will undergo an energetic makeover if an idea generated by DIY-style troupes troupes and local developer Winstead "Ted" Rouse comes to fruition.