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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.
Recent Examples of troupe from the Web
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Single Carrot Theatre, the ambitious troupe that has stirred up Baltimore’s cultural life with provocative productions since 2007, is facing a financial crisis.
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In spite of poking merciless fun at theater, the troupe’s and the playwright’s real affection for their art shines through.
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The connections to the big screen are no coincidence, as the troupe draws much of their inspiration from contemporary Bollywood.
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Steenburgen studied with acting teacher Sanford Meisner in New York and co-founded an improvisational comedy troupe.
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The project will include a printed instruction guide featuring 10 of the regional dance forms performed by the troupe.
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The funk instrumental troupe from Austin, Texas -- whose Black Sabbath tribute album Brown Sabbath came out during 2014 -- was approached by Fat Beats Records with the idea of reimagining favorites from the Public Enemy catalog.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gets involved, as does an amatuer theater troupe and Ruby's abuelita.
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There are bilingual street signs here, a high school where 600 students study the ancient Gaelic tongue and an Irish theater troupe.
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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
Recent Examples of troupe from the Web
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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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