Sentence examples for troupe run from inspiring English sources

His choreography continues to be performed by a troupe run by his son Jose Greco II.

It concerns a theatrical troupe run by the Protagonist, an actor who is overly protective of his Sister.

COMPLEXIONS CONTEMPORARY BALLET The sexy, stylish troupe run by Desmond Richardson and Dwight Rhoden returns to the Joyce for two weeks.

The prospect of another visit from the amateur troupe run by the carpenter Peter Quince Tim Blake Nelsonn) doesn't always gladden the hearts of theatergoers.

Sidra Bell's "Beyond the Edge of the Frame," danced by Bodytraffic, a Los Angeles troupe run by two women, is another of the post-apocalyptic fashion shows that have — another mystery — earned Ms. Bell many commissions of late.

He went to Mumbai to complete his B.A. in English literature in 1952 and aspired to be a cricket player, but became interested in theater and began acting in Theater Unit, the troupe run by the director Ebrahim Alkazi.

The troupe ran short of money, and in the fall of 1965 Graham held a benefit show.

Liz Allen, who coached the actors in "Don't Think Twice," a new movie, directed by Mike Birbiglia, about a dysfunctional improv troupe, ran a promotional bus tour called "Improv Across America".

When the troupe runs into him at the festival, which he is attending ostensibly to support his wife but really to cavort with the model, the women become consumed by deranged, primal rage.

This Chicago-based troupe runs through the final moments of all 26 Ibsen plays -- even "Little Eyolf," an obscure drama that usually puts to sleep the few people who have actually seen it.

He joined French experimental dance troupes run by Jérôme Bel and by Xavier Le Roy.