Sentence examples for troupes around from inspiring English sources

Mr. Welch, who is 30, has already created more than a dozen works for troupes around the world.

Performed by predominantly black troupes around the nation, the revivals gained new audiences for black choreographers and for the men and women who performed their work.

The fact that Elevator Repair Service, one of the more adventuresome troupes around, has greased the engine of its new spectacle, "Fondly, Collette Richland" (at New York Theatre Workshop), with the same oil feels like yet another letdown.

But the dancers, many of them apprentices and young members of ballet troupes around the nation, sailed through the difficult moments in a fast, light stream of dance, evoking some of the understated English grace and classicism of Royal Ballet dancers in Mr. Eagling's era.

Since 1936, when a folk dance festival in Moscow inspired him to found the ensemble that became the model for folk-dance troupes around the world, he has choreographed hundreds of works for the company, started his own four-year school for teen-agers who aspire to a place in his troupe and turned his "people's dance" into one of the Soviet Union's leading cultural exports.

Much to my delight, the members of PigPen Theatre, one of the most innovative and charming troupes around was brought on board.

He won for "Tournée" ("On Tour"), about a promoter taking an American neo-burlesque troupe around France.

Coatlicue, the Aztec earth goddess, was there, along with Ollín Cruz, who was now wearing a headdress and dancing with his troupe around the sculpture.

They met at the Groundlings, the storied Los Angeles comedy troupe, around 2000 and became writing partners, first producing a TV pilot based on Mr. Rash's experiences as an adoptee (it was quickly canceled).

It may not be the most famous or well-endowed troupe around these days, but the Limón Dance Company serves as a model for American modern dance in two ways.

What is the logic in 75,000 New Yorkers turning out to the Gagosian Gallery in Chelsea to gawk at Damien Hirst's 20-foot anatomical model and not even a hundredth of that number curious about the live bodies -- odd! awkward! nude! -- of Boris Charmatz's troupe around the corner at the Kitchen?