Sentence examples for if the troupe from inspiring English sources

He browbeats the cast as if the troupe were about to open on Broadway, desperately trying to get blood out of a bunch of stones.

"They wouldn't have sung with us," said Fran Garber-chairmanhairman of the Regina's board, if the troupe had not met a certain standard.

He described the 65 spaces in the Broome-Ludlow lot as "heavily used," adding that even if the troupe performs in vacant spots, "we cannot provide these spaces to another entity without reimbursement".

In 2007, the troupe, Streb Extreme Action, closed on the purchase with financial help from the city and the borough president's office; if the troupe sells the building, it must be to another nonprofit organization.

Yet if the troupe hasn't changed, the world has; now the show is particularly vital to young audiences who've been raised on beeping gadgets and headphones, and rarely experience the extraordinary power of silence.

Fang-Yi Sheu, who is the company's star — and, if the troupe needs anything (besides money), it needs a female star of her magnitude, to fill the Sarah Bernhardt-size roles that Graham made for herself — is now living in her native Taiwan.

If anything, the troupe is performing more than ever.

But Jane Pritchard, a curator of "Diaghilev and the Golden Age of the Ballets Russes, 1909-1929" athehe museum, wrote in a blog post titled "I eat my words!" that after giving a presentation on the exhibition, an audience member alerted her to the clip and asked if it was possibly the troupe.

After seeing the play you'll wonder if the last troupe to stage it has yet recovered from the experience.

If the Vilna Troupe was famous for its style and integrity, Romania was famous as the source of Yiddish theatre.

If the SCTV troupe at its peak, in the early eighties, had made a mild (for SCTV) movie satire of the life of the theatre, it might have had something like the inventive dottiness of "The Tall Guy".