Sentence examples for joining the troupe from inspiring English sources
Joining the troupe means a chance to work with the renowned choreographers Twyla Tharp and Mark Morris.
"Every little girl has that fantasy of watching the Rockettes onstage," said the grandmother of four, who never danced before joining the troupe.
When the Lagos show is over, Femi Kuti will stay behind to wind up Felabration while the rest of the AE lineup heads for London and two more wildly experimental shows, with Souad Massi joining the troupe.
The play began a national tour in November, but Houdyshell and Birney are joining the troupe only for the tour's final stop in L.A., from June 19 to July 29.
As early as 1626, German actors were joining the troupes, and by 1680 English actors had been completely displaced.
She joined the troupe in 1942.
Mr. Hutt joined the troupe in 1953.
In a few hours Saturn would join the troupe, the headliner of the evening.
The former Cunningham dancer Melissa Toogood joins the troupe as a ringer.
But World War II broke out before she could join the troupe.
When she joined the troupe, in 1984, she was superbly skilled but also very severe.
