Sentence examples for troupe together from inspiring English sources

Later, as her performers became more technically proficient, the spirited glue that held the troupe together started to melt; it was a lame circus act with no heart.

Complexions is also a vehicle for Dwight Rhoden, its choreographer, and Desmond Richardson, its lead dancer, who founded the troupe together in 1994.

But as the replacement cast of the Broadway revival of Michael Frayn's "Noises Off" is demonstrating these days, nothing brings an acting troupe together like the chance to fall apart.

After a decade of successful choreographing and touring, he and his dancers decided that the strain of keeping the troupe together was no longer offset by the aesthetic rewards.

It put this troupe together.

"And then the video reproduces the same old idea that our parties always have half-naked, sexualized and curvy women, men fighting capoeira, and a samba troupe together with Olodum," she said.

Around the same time, Leach and other ex-members of the Pender troupe got together in the new Hippodrome show, and joined up with some Americans and organized a vaudeville act.

In her personal vision of Atlantic City she uses these characters as a kind of "American 'commedia dell'arte' troupe" that together form a loving caricature of American culture.

Like Dickens, who painted a vibrant portrait of the theatrical world in "Nicholas Nickleby," McNally knows how stage troupes come together and fall apart.

Having developed a following with Web videos, the members of the troupe, who banded together five years ago, won an award at the Aspen comedy festival in 2006 and performed an acclaimed musical revue in New York.

In 2000, Hamada held a meeting with his troupe members, and together they decided to face all their social and financial difficulties.