Sentence examples for there a troupe from inspiring English sources

While the ballerinas dangled there, a troupe of Japanese-robed folk, their hair plaited with what looked like barbed wire, rushed in from the wings and did a Georgian line dance.

There a troupe is about to create either a new work or a new interpretation of a classic.

Across from them, there's a troupe of acrobats in matching turquoise livery, tumbling and falling, then climbing each other to form a towering human pyramid.

There was also a troupe of music-hall performers.

A troupe there invited him to write and direct a play, and when it became a cult hit, he was asked to stay on as the troupe's boss.

Toronto became a hotbed of improvisational comedy in 1973, when Chicago's famed Second City theatre established a troupe there that became a proving ground for a number of Canadian actors who went on to become motion-picture stars, including Dan Aykroyd, Catherine O'Hara, John Candy, and Martin Short.

The dreamers there this weekend will include PLG Arts, a troupe presenting its annual adaptation of a famous reverie: Shakespeare's comedy "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

The dreamers there this weekend will include PLG Arts, a troupe presenting its adaptation of a famous reverie: Shakespeare's comedy "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

There was a time when a troupe like Second City or Kids in the Hall could expect the chance to export its brand of humor to broadcast (with varying degrees of success, of course), but few have been able to vault en masse to television in recent years.

A classy bit of Burlesque is great here also, though it does help if you can sing a little cabaret! defer.add img); If you have trouble finding a troupe, don't start there.

Also there's something really great about momentarily forming a troupe with people.