Sentence examples for troupe playing from inspiring English sources

The award for the oddest title, however, goes to the Neo-Futurists, a Chicago-based comedy troupe playing the Fringe.

Later, a succession of singing groups took the stage, ranging from a modern sextet to a troupe playing Andean music with indigenous instruments.

IN the early 1990's, the Dixie Chicks were a cowgirl revival troupe playing for tips on the Texas dance hall circuit.

Hernani also benefited from the production in Paris of several Shakespearean and historical dramas in particular, a sustained and triumphal season in 1827 by an English troupe playing Shakespeare.

Williams, who went solo after Walker fell ill, in 1909, was a Ziegfeld Follies headliner — the only Negro member of the troupe, playing alongside Fanny Brice and Eddie Cantor — for nearly a decade.

ANDES MANTA, a troupe playing music from the Andes on more than 35 traditional instruments, which children will learn about and try to play, is to perform tomorrow at 2 p.m. as part of the AT&T Latino Arts Festival at Queens Theater in the Park, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, off Exit 9E of the Grand Central Parkway, near Shea Stadium.

The royal troupe plays drums and royal flutes.

Sherling's troupe played there only once in the theatre's eight-year existence; the rest of the time, it staged Yiddish-language musicals in Moscow.

Inspired by the vision of Jelon Vieira, the company's choreographer and artistic director, and the performer Loremil Machado, the troupe played a crucial role in introducing traditional Afro-Brazilian dance to American dance audiences.

Nakamura Kankuro VI, the thirty-two-year-old star of the show (and a co-director of the troupe), plays three roles — Shigenobu, Shosuke, and Sanji — and much of the audience's pleasure derives from his shape-shifting from one role to another within a given scene.

Nakamura Kankuro VI, the thirty-two-year-old star of the show (and a co-director of the troupe), plays three roles Shigenobu, Shosuke, and Sanji and much of the audience's pleasure derives from his shape-shifting from one role to another within a given scene.