Sentence examples for last troupe from inspiring English sources

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

1673? George Jolly, (died 1673?), actor-manager who, after obscure beginnings, emerged as the leader of the last troupe of English strolling players in a tradition that influenced the German theatre.

There was an old tumbledown theatre in Minami Senju, home to one of the last troupes of travelling players, who performed crude versions of famous Kabuki plays.

The last large troupe of court musicians, dancers, and actors at Hue in southern Vietnam disbanded in 1945.

Selected after a competitive process — 600 auditioned in the last round — troupe members perform in the theater's productions, and many credit the company with jump-starting their careers.

The last two troupes, in different ways, combine Cuba's African and Spanish legacies.

The last English troupes left Germany in 1659, by which time the Italian style of staging, with its perspective scenery, had become the fashion in spectacular court operas and the elaborate productions of Jesuit school plays (see above).

By night he was playing the Stage Manager in his freshly reimagined production of "Our Town," a smash for the Hypocrites theater troupe last season, which returned for an encore run this fall at the enchantingly funky Chopin Theater in the Wicker Park neighborhood.

Will "Twelfth Night" in Central Park, the occasion for the play's third and final scene, be this troupe's last production?

Since the troupe was last here in 1998, it has acquired a new artistic director, Grandimir Pankov.

The troupe's last performance is on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Red Barn on Beaver Dam Road.