Sentence examples for of troupes from inspiring English sources

The play has long been a favorite of troupes working in unusual, besieged circumstances or with marginalized populations.

The sketch is an example of what these kinds of troupes do best: find comedy by turning a cliché on its head.

Its main events include beauty pageants, a Calypso Monarch competition, musical performances, and a Parade of Troupes, in which costumed teams of dancers perform in the streets.

Nikolais's work isn't seen much these days, but it's his theatrical genius that prefigured and deeply influenced the work of troupes like Pilobolus and Momix.

An eclectic mix of troupes had big anniversaries Buglisi Dance Theatre (New York City) celebrated its 20th, AXIS Dance Company (Oakland, Calif).

Children's company, also called boys' company, any of a number of troupes of boy actors whose performances enjoyed great popularity in Elizabethan England.

They've started a new movie-make-funning-of troupe called CinematicTitanic and they're selling DVDs — and will soon sell downloads — of their episodes for about $15.

Partly adapted from the experiences of troupe members, and directed by Vladimir Shcherban, "Legends" portrays a series of young lives flickering, guttering and occasionally rising into flame.

The introduction of Chinese opera is attributed to the capture of a troupe of performers attached to the Mongol army that invaded northern Vietnam in 1285.

Ninetta is the beloved eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Crummles, the manager-actors of a troupe of strolling players in which Nicholas Nickleby is a performer.

Edith D'Addario is general director of this troupe of 11 young dancers, and Elie Lazar is its artistic director.