Sentence examples for troupe set from inspiring English sources

Pierre Dulaine and Yvonne Marceau, co-directors of the troupe, set the tone with their own detached style.

Then, in 1637, a travelling troupe set off a fad for opera in the republic of Venice, and the art underwent a mutation.

The company's vividly effective introductions to each piece, spoken by David Zurak, a member of the troupe, set each solo in the context of Graham's body of work.

As Deane owes the actress a rather large apology, and since Claire works for Deane and Shane conveniently speaks Italian, the troupe set off to find her.

The troupe, set up by choreographer Dougie Squires as a successor to the 1960s Young Generation, worked through the 1970s and into the 1980s.

Despite this apparent level of integration into the act, advertisements for the troupe set Juba's name apart from the other members.

Perceiving this as a betrayal, Lermontov banishes Craster from the troupe, setting the stage for tragedy.

In the financially pressed world of dance, the Alvin Ailey troupe has set itself apart with plans for a $47.5 million New York headquarters of metal, glass and glowing light.

January 8 , 1941Leicester, England October 4 , 1989Maidstone, England Graham Chapman, (born Jan . 8 , 1941Leicester, Leicestershire, Eng. died Oct. 4, 1989, Maidstone, Kent) British comedian and writer, founding member of the Monty Python troupe, which set a standard during the 1970s for its quirky parodies and wacky humour on television and later in films.

Much of Taylor's best work depends on the performers looking human and inhuman at the same time, and no one in the company looks more human than Kleinendorst, down to the corny sideburns that he says the troupe's set and costume designer Santo Loquasto is always trying to get him to shave off.

My friends' burlesque troupe was set to perform that night.