Sentence examples for troupe practices from inspiring English sources

Wilson said the troupe practices five days a week and sometimes on Sundays.

"Give them a chance, not charity" reads a banner in their auditorium, where an orchestra troupe practices Bollywood numbers for its next gig.

This week, the Gabonese teeterboard troupe practiced refinements to its act.

The government lets the troupe practice and perform in the National Theater of Cuba.

With the exception of Jackie Hoffman, a veteran of Second City, the Chicago improvisational troupe, whose practiced comic hyperbole surfaces in her role as the agent, the cast seems perilously close to suffocation by stereotype.

Busking is also a great way for you or your band or troupe to practice your act and just get experience playing in front of people.

In other organizations, such as the American Shakespeare Center in Staunton, Va., a troupe incorporating original Elizabethan practices into its productions, projects are underway to build a contemporary literary infrastructure around the entire canon.

In the group's recent rehearsal at the Harlem School of the Arts, eight of the troupe's 10 members practiced a traditional Chinese folk dance.

The method was derived in part from the innovative theater games created by Viola Spolin, an influential teacher (and Paul Sills's mother), and the ideas of David Shepherd, who had founded the Compass Players, a Chicago troupe whose own improvisatory practice was based on the European tradition of commedia dell'arte.

The troupe had already been practicing an unusual brand of cerebral theater, building darkly psychological dramas about surveillance, communication and modern love that use a mix of actors and unrehearsed guest performers who are told what to do and say by an Orwellian voice offstage.

The article also misspelled the given name of a Sri Lankan dancer who was observed practicing with the troupe.