Sentence examples for taking a troupe from inspiring English sources

He plays a washed-up French impresario, a Paul Raymond-lookalike trying to make a comeback taking a troupe of ageing American burlesque strippers around wintry French ports.

In 1924, he took a small troupe of dancers on a tour of Europe and was spotted by Diaghilev, who asked him to join the Ballets Russes in Paris (and to change his name to Balanchine).

The show ended with Gaga and her troupe taking a bow to the audience and thanking Roseland.

He won for "Tournée" ("On Tour"), about a promoter taking an American neo-burlesque troupe around France.

While everyone in his troupe took a solo spot, Bow Wow spent a lot of time offstage getting suited up.

Here the fresh and fired-up members of the junior troupe take a crack at the latest version.

Well, every night, the troupe takes a "guest," preselected from a group of volunteers and not (producers stress) a member of the audience, and gently quiz them about the important events of their lives.

(Pareles) LOSERS LOUNGE TRIBUTE TO BURT BACHARACH (Tomorrow) This long-running homage rock troupe takes a jaunt through the cocktail pop repertory of the beloved Bacharach, with the help of a rotating stable of vocalists.

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) Three-person troupe takes a comedic tour of the Bard's catalogue.

KATHRYN SHATTUCK New Season for New Troupe It takes a lot of nerve to start a dance company in New York.

One of the funnier scenes has Will taking his troupe to hear the reigning champions and get a look at the competition.