Sentence examples for no troupe from inspiring English sources
No troupe in this country is dancing better than the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre.
On Thursday at the Koch Theater, he paid tribute to Mr. Calatrava; he called new choreography the "lifeblood" of the company and rightly observed that no troupe could match City Ballet's record for new choreography.
Perhaps no troupe embodies the changing spirit of ballet more than Ballez.
No other troupe offers such opportunities.
But the repertory strongly expresses Brown's favored themes of solidarity and spiritual awakening, and the dancers groove like no other troupe.
There are no obscure acrobatic troupes and no awkward high school students.
During the second half of the 16th century, as they became successful, the troupes no longer needed to remain itinerant.
NOCHE FLAMENCA The no-frills flamenco troupe and its extraordinary star, Soledad Barrio, are best experienced in intimate settings.
Beginning with the upcoming season, his troupe will no longer call itself the Paul Taylor Dance Company but rather Paul Taylor's American Modern Dance.
But no, Ms. Bass revealed, the troupe of lithe young ladies who follow him around are not his sex slaves, but rather strip club dancers and other "girls that wanted to be on TV".
Many in Ms. Kang's troupe were no longer young — not 81, but up there — even if some of the more athletic maneuvers, like the gracefully posed mass onstage drumming, were turned over to the younger dancers.
