Sentence examples for resident troupe from inspiring English sources

And his play, performed (mostly well) by the Bats, the Flea Theater's resident troupe, has some of the barely controlled chaos and noisy vitality of Fassbinder's film.

Two separate casts of six "Bats" — the Flea Theater's resident troupe of young actors — alternate in the play's more than two dozen roles.

Instead of using a resident troupe, Mr. Gelb said, the Met will hire dancers per production, as it has increasingly in the past few years.

Washington is about as close as New Yorkers are likely to get to this former resident troupe, and the program is a nicely varied one.

Louis S. Salamone, the owner of 45 Bleecker, sounded a contrary note at the event, which was a fund-raiser for the theater's resident troupe, the Bleecker Street Theater Company.

'QUEEN ESunday (Sunday) The Poppy Seed Players, the resident troupe of the Kaufman Center, have explored Purim, the Jewish holiday, before, but this time they concentrate especially on its heroine, Esther.

Several New York companies will join the lineup as well, including the City Center resident troupes American Ballet Theater, Paul Taylor Dance Company and Morphoses/the Wheeldon Company.

This presentation grossed $2.3 million and enticed 600 new donors to support the theater, which netted $800,000 for operations and rental subsidies for its resident troupes.

Royal Danish Ballet, ballet troupe founded as the resident company of the Royal Theatre of Copenhagen in 1748.

Less well-known, however, is its resident company, Steps Repertory Ensemble, a small troupe directed by Claire Livingstone that presents both repertory and commissioned work.

Each has a resident dance troupe or choreographer, often working in reclaimed abandoned spaces similar to those American choreographers had appropriated at home.