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Examples of troupe in a Sentence
I desperately want to join our regional theater's acting troupe and perhaps get a lead role.
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When a dancing troupe performed, and one dancer made a mistake, Kim was visibly displeased.
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When a dancing troupe performed, and one dancer made a mistake, Kim was visibly displeased.
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The greatest change was that the folk-rock troupe became more of a band in the creative process.
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Though the multinational troupe today is a big, happy family, older members recall the height of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, and all confront some degree of homophobia.
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Shirley, who serves as the group’s master of ceremonies and has been a member for nearly 14 years, said the troupe is family.
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In interviews, the artist has talked of growing up the son of theater people, waiting in the wings as the troupe rehearsed, repeating the same words and gestures, revisiting the same narrative again and again.
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The troupe puts on a circus-like performance, with acrobatics flying through the air and groups moving in carefully choreographed dances on the ground.
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NAVARASA DANCE THEATER Company artistic director Aparna Sindhoor and her troupe present a collage of works mining 20 years of provocative creativity.
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Origin and Etymology of troupe
troupe Synonyms
Other Performing Arts Terms
Definition of troupe
trouped;
trouping
: to travel in a troupe;
also
: to perform as a member of a theatrical troupe
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What: Total Solar Eclipse Watch Party with opening meditation followed by karaoke and aerial acrobatics troupe MoonDrop Circus.
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First Known Use of troupe
1851
Other Performing Arts Terms
TROUPE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of troupe for English Language Learners
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: a group of actors, singers, etc., who work together
TROUPE Defined for Kids
noun
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ˈtrüp
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Definition of troupe for Students
: a group especially of performers who act or work together
- a troupe of acrobats
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