He hit on the idea of starting in Takarazuka a theatre troupe like Kabuki—a travesty troupe, but in reverse, with women playing men.
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They knew I had a musical ability, but it wasn't until they saw that troupe of kids … ZQ: I think it was my troupe of kids.
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The troupe also recently had a successful performance at Donald J. Trump's inauguration, although the appearance caused a backlash both inside and outside of the troupe.
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The two filmed an elaborate sketch with a professional dance troupe practicing the signature Elaine Benes dance, then brought the troupe on stage for a final performance.
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Performing with Mr. Olatunji's troupe at the 1964 New York World's Fair in Queens, Mr. Davis was galvanized by a dance troupe from Sierra Leone, also on the bill.
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Barnum & Bailey Clown College and later joining a troupe.
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You were part of that troupe of ... Early adopters.
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The theatre troupe offers a prosaic explanation for their longevity.
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The troupe is holding auditions at Radio City Music Hall.
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My friends' burlesque troupe was set to perform that night.
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Were there any other interesting discoveries about joining Ryan's troupe?
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IRVINGTON "Guys and Dolls," Clocktower Players Jr. Teen Troupe. Jan.
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IRVINGTON "Nifty Fifties Musical Revue," Clocktower Players Kids Troupe. Feb.
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It includes a choir, a dance troupe and an orchestra.
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It's no surprise Kathleen's troupe is performing A Christmas Carol.
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But Mr. Iconis and his troupe are not too late.
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There was a troupe of dancing Gypsies in the 1980s.
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This revered troupe presents three early dances by Ms. Brown.
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Ms. Tharp's relationship with the troupe stretches back even further.
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It's a performance troupe, that's how they make their living.
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He was not alone in his opposition to the troupe.
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But the camera stays with Mr. Glover and his troupe.
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Mumaw was his lover during the lifetime of the troupe.
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The troupe makes its Joyce Theater debut on Wednesday, Jan.
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Naturally, her troupe backed her up in suits of their own.
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The pool is given over to a troupe of synchronised nymphs.
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The troupe Cirque de Light will perform fire and light shows.
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If anything, Reddit very much supported the whole isolated programmer troupe.
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Song led a Chinese troupe to North Korea for the festival.
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"He killed presidents," Cook's husband, actor Tom Troupe, said of Booth.
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The State Department said no to a member of the troupe.
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Illuminated dance troupe Light Balance came in third in the competition.
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He was a member of the Spanish-language troupe Repertorio Español.
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But the gala demonstrated how this troupe has been changing, admirably.
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He joined the Moscow Art Theater troupe in the early 1980s.
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She got in, and stayed with the troupe for seven years.
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One Butoh troupe placed him onstage in a small scarlet jockstrap.
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He was soon part of a troupe of touring child actors.
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Ms. Berry held annual workshops with his troupe in New York.
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He declined to say whether the dance troupe offered to perform.
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Latief's troupe started to make puppets from plastic waste last year.
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It will be performed by Mr. van Hove's troupe, Toneelgroep Amsterdam.
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It is an acoustic-style norteño troupe, not a mariachi band.
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Harkness and became part of her new troupe, the Harkness Ballet.
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As for gay culture, what happened to theater troupe Split Britches?
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Timberlake paused for a breakdown here with a troupe of male dancers.
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The Wallenda troupe had rehearsed the stunt several times, circus officials said.
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"The Most Incredible Thing" is his 10th work for his home troupe.
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He subsequently formed Barbwire Theater, a troupe that including several ex-convicts.
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Negan's troupe meets them in the road, and Rick and Negan fight.
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Memoirs borrows from this performance (Böttcher's troupe included the real-life Tosca).
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Families played carnival games and watched performances from a local dance troupe.
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The performer Jonathan Richardson runs a queer clown troupe named The Fems.
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The troupe is also preparing for its first national tour this summer.
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Perhaps no troupe embodies the changing spirit of ballet more than Ballez.
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The company appearing was from Israel — Batsheva's junior troupe, the Young Ensemble.
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As for Mr. Dickinson, his ex-wife never became a troupe member.
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Her all-female troupe, founded in 1926, had powerfully demonstrated women's independence.
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A local dance troupe stopped its daily routines at an old amphitheater.
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She joins a black women's poetry troupe that performs work by women.
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Recently, Ms. Saveliev alerted Ms. Sisk to an opening at another troupe.
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She worked with that troupe and the Paris company for nine years.
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This preteen dance troupe will pas de bourrée for the last time.
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A troupe of Harlem showgirls poses in costume on stage, circa 1920.
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The troupe of actors who populated Almodóvar's films became famous as well.
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Tony, one of my young guides, performed in a folk dance troupe.
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They are a promising troupe still in search of a leading man.
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One segment features a troupe dancing among the reflections of Johnson's Glass House (1949), and the second films the same troupe emoting physically in the landscaped courtyards of Schindler's pinwheeling wood-and-glass house on King's Road (1922).
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There's a dance troupe, and then a guy who does some balancing acts.
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Troupe dancer Alan Bersten will be taking Chmerkovskiy's place for the time being.
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In 1909, he took his first troupe of dancers on tour to Paris.
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Monty Python's Flying Circus is not what I would call a SLAPSTICK troupe.
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Harkin and Bee met in the all-female comedy troupe, the Atomic Fireballs.
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The site no longer exists, but VisionBox is still an active theater troupe.
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She's not trying to create a performance troupe to rival the Bolshoi theater.
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Eventually, while in the troupe, he began to transition from female to male.
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Morris will be be performing with troupe member Alan Bersten instead on Monday.
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Sadly, Human Fountains, the synchronized spitting troupe, were defeated by comedian Vicki Barbolak.
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The St. Ann's visit is the North American debut of this talented troupe.
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They once booked a troupe of modern dancers to "fall" down their runway.
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Martin Starr was Bill Haverchuck, the most socially awkward of the geek troupe.
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The troupe members met at a summer acting camp for teenagers with Asperger's.
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Thirteen years later, he comes back with his own troupe, named after him.
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Among the marchers was a troupe dressed as Aztec warriors on inline skates.
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Now he and his troupe are in New York to perform at SummerStage.
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Her husband, Tom Troupe, also a veteran actor, was standing next to her.
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"You get to know people pretty quickly" in the troupe, said Ms. Militello.
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The Brazilian troupe Grupo Galpão puts a playful twist on this Shakespeare classic.
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Over time, the troupe aesthetic fell victim to the usual forces of modernity.
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Delightful: Jia Tolentino on the dance troupe Shen Yun, in The New Yorker.
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It was developed for the troupe as part of its new play program.
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She did this with a separate comedy troupe following training with The Groundlings.
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Fineman has also performed with Groundlings, an improv theatre troupe in Los Angeles.
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KS: Everybody, let's do a little ad for Casey and his improv troupe.
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The troupe will perform again in a national theater in Seoul on Sunday.
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Countless comedians over the years have counted the troupe as a seminal influence.
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In the case of this Québec City troupe, you get an unusual circus.
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Sarah Ruhl's play about a troupe of aging siblings flies off to Neverland.
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Ballet Theater itself is suddenly looking fainthearted and uncoordinated as a theatrical troupe.
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Throughout, she continued to spend time with her troupe and school in Havana.
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He invited him to join his music and dance troupe in New York.
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But it is a thought-provoking discovery, presented by a first-rate troupe.
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In 2013, though, the troupe had a rebirth, a bit rough yet promising.
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An appellate court ruled the next year that the troupe owned its material.
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Then, the troupe rush back out onstage into the glare of the footlights.
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Around that time, I started singing on stage in my mother's theater troupe.
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Many of the performers are married to, or dating, others in the troupe.
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The troupe, buzzed about in "Akhnaten" at the Met, delights with its juggling.
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The team includes athletes, cheerleaders, an arts troupe, journalists and high-profile officials.
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He sat backstage with the performance troupe known as the Golden State Warriors.
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The choreographer David Parker leads this lively troupe that specializes in rhythmic experimentation.
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To test it out, Lobo brought in a dancer and a parkour troupe.
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Now, we can be pretty sure it won't be by befriending and refusing to kill an actress in the theater troupe, since the troupe aspect of the storyline was already resolved in a sample chapter from The Winds of Winter.
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The famously irreverent troupe, which claims to be the oldest theater troupe in the United States and the third-oldest in the world, made the announcement Thursday during its annual Woman of the Year celebration, which honored the actress Mila Kunis.
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This young woman is a member of a Brazilian ballet troupe before performing "La Fille Mal Gardee" in an international contest at N.Y.U. Ms. Arbus photographed every member of the troupe that day, and all were wearing the same hat.
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" Her husband Tom Troupe, who was standing next to her, said, "He killed presidents.
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" Austin then adds: "It creates the true notion of a group too—a troupe.
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Next year the troupe is due to perform in 81 cities in four continents.
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As for the future of the "Work from Home" troupe and its individual singers?
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Swinton also plays a leading role of a dance troupe director in the movie.
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This is the third time the troupe has used identical twins in their pranks.
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The troupe staged the scene five times in total, all on the N train.
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It's weird, funny, and for the first time we are dancing with the troupe!
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He co-founded the Compass Players, the predecessor of the famed Second City troupe.
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Right after leaving Guildhall, she joined an all-girl beatboxing troupe called The Boxettes.
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What would a troupe of major models embodying the seven deadly sins look like?
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The troupe cut one into three (both coasts, regrettably, are conscientious about sugar intake).
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Mr. Birbiglia earned laughs at UCB, and Mr. Key with Second City's Detroit troupe.
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He later took a job at a military factory and joined its art troupe.
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Among the marchers was a troupe dressed as Aztec warriors on in-line skates.
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North Korea sent an arts troupe to the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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Amid the generally fine troupe there were standout performances by the soprano Rachel Redmond.
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The troupe toured South Africa in 1992, offering its educational programs wherever it performed.
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The show's program includes photos of the troupe performing "Yeoman" dating from the 1930s.
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For decades, the troupe was fed by local private schools with similar theater programs.
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They got married in Kentucky, when they were working with a children's theater troupe.
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After working with Schoenberg, Harrison followed Horton and his dance troupe to New York.
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Here is that dance, which her troupe will perform this weekend in Berkeley, Calif.
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This should all make Stravinsky's "The Soldier's Tale" a resonant choice for the troupe.
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My other favorite moment is the Aliev Troupe, which happens after the cats perform.
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Its name, 1959 Restaurant & Bar, references the year in which the troupe was founded.
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For the Italian troupe Motus, boundaries aren't made for crossing, but for erasing altogether.
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Rhizomatiks works closely with Mikiko Mizuno, Perfume's choreographer and director of the dance troupe Elevenplay.
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Now, TruTV gives us "Those Who Can't," featuring the three-man Denver troupe the Grawlix.
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Performed by female members of the theater troupe Downtown Art at 218 East Fourth Street.
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They won't see," she told Troupe, before adding, "Where is he when you need him?
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Hough, who was last linked to DWTS troupe member Hayley Erbert in August, laughed sheepishly.
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Once, Thurston Moore even did a poetry reading at contemporary dance troupe gloATL's rehearsal space.
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This episode alone has pirates, a troupe of charismatic kids, Fred Willard, and Terry Crews.
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Vine was probably most friendly toward comedians, whether part of a troupe or flying solo.
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WEST LONG BRANCH Taylor 683 Dance, touring troupe of the Paul Taylor Dance Company. Jan.
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WEST LONG BRANCH Taylor 2 Dance, touring troupe of the Paul Taylor Dance Company. Jan.
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This all-male Argentine troupe continues the tradition, but with rock concert lighting and attitude.
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There's a whole troupe of Victoria's Secret Angels and Instagram influencers coming in her wake.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gets involved, as does an amatuer theater troupe and Ruby's abuelita.
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Thankfully, all-female comedy troupe Honest Monster have found a solution* for this debilitating affliction.
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The comedy troupe raised $4.6 million via crowdfunding site Indiegogo — but not without some help.
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There, she lost her glasses, briefly experimented with lesbianism, and started a Marxist comedy troupe.
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"The leading dancer of our troupe ... made an incredible impression on London audiences," said Kondratyeva.
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Peters began volunteering together for an acting troupe called Senior Moments, a nonprofit performance group.
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As his career developed, his filmmaking colleagues and troupe of actors became a surrogate family.
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He met Ms. Rame in 1951 while they were acting in a Milanese theater troupe.
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It follows a shy Mennonite girl from Ohio, Susie (Johnson), as she joins the troupe.
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The troupe had arrived owing thousands of dollars in back taxes in the United States.
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The ethic of the troupe provides another, less obviously visible but no less powerful mirror.
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Shem, until a death in the troupe requires her to play Mr. Shem as well.
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It also approved two Jackson-related shows by the dance-theater troupe Cirque du Soleil.
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Featured artists included the German troupe Gauthier Dance and the British choreographer Wayne McGregor's company.
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"Miles: The Autobiography," a book put together by Quincy Troupe, sure left an impression, too.
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Joining a troupe that then included Tina Fey, Jimmy Fallon and Amy Poehler was disorienting.
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The climax of the show involved four members of Mr. Mirowski's improv troupe, Improbotics Ltd.
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They told North Koreans that their arts troupe performed to "packed audiences" in the South.
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Terry Jones, a founding member of British comedy troupe Monty Python, has died at 77.
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The troupe makes its United States debut at City Center in New York on Wednesday.
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In the 281s he wrote material for Monty Python, the groundbreaking six-member comedy troupe.
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Probably not, but the Royal Shakespeare Company and the British theater troupe Oily Cart have.
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In the early 1960s Mr. Henry performed with the Premise, an Off Broadway improvisational troupe.
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"I wished I was dreaming," Brandon Troupe said of seeing their planned project in ruins.
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Connors, 28, is a professional jazz dancer with Project Moshen, a Philadelphia-based dance troupe.
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Company members create their own dances, but the troupe also performs pieces by outside choreographers.
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This is a single-choreographer troupe, expressing the worldview of its artistic director, Mr. Céspedes.
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During the song's smooth performance the two were joined by Ugandan dance troupe Triplets Ghetto Kids.
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But they devoted much of their energy to K.V.N., and formed a troupe called Kvartal 95.
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The distinguishing spirit of this troupe is incredible speed and stamina, an exhilarating, seemingly inexhaustible energy.
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She is creating a performance troupe that is saying you have been disenfranchised for some reason.
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Meanwhile, aspiring American dancer Susie (Dakota Johnson) has traveled to Germany to audition for the troupe.
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Miller said he suffered bruises, but no broken bones, and will hopefully rejoin the troupe Tuesday.
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This whole business with the acting troupe and Arya's defection seems like bad storytelling to me.
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The cast, crew, troupe, creative team, producers and everyone associated with this show are all amazing.
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Local dignitaries welcomed them and a folk dance troupe put on a show on the tarmac.
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An acting troupe formed "The Mockingbird Players of Monroeville" to stage a theatre adaptation for tourists.
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The dance troupe performs handstands, trust falls, and other amazing feats, all the while on boards.
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There will also be a troupe of roving musicians performing for the run of the show.
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First up is this Havana-based troupe, a frequent visitor to New York in recent years.
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He likes the idea (Currie's idea) of travelling around Pakistan with a troupe of square dancers.
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He grew up in New Jersey and got into puppetry through the downtown troupe Vampire Cowboys.
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In Season 5, Jess (Zooey Deschanel) hires a Bollywood dance troupe to perform at Cece's engagement.
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The bucket of bugs was knocked out of her hands by another member of her troupe.
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A fearsome troupe of drag queens guarded the door, as dozens of ambitious crashers crowded outside.
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Among the cast, Henry Winkler stands out as the self-infatuated coach of Barry's acting troupe.
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This charming chamber ballet troupe shows off its two distinct sides this weekend: sweet and sophisticated.
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Another visitor, Peggy Wolf, 61, runs a Michael Jackson dance troupe, Dancing Dangerous, in Graz, Austria.
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Circling is a natural form for this troupe: everyone's included; no one's out front for long.
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There was even a troupe of female acrobats who formed a human arch above the runway.
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In 20033, Mr. Eagan took the troupe to the HBO Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colo.
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Three of the season's works were created for the Miami troupe and enjoying New York premieres.
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Another 137 members of the North Korean art troupe that traveled south have also returned home.
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Racehorse Company, a Finnish troupe, will also perform, and audience members who arrive at 1 p.m.
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He provided the administrative know-how that got the theater troupe off the ground in 1967.
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Organizing the photographs into a grid, in turn, turned the subjects into a choreographed dance troupe.
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Directed by Virginia Johnson, this 48-year-old troupe returns to City Center with four programs.
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A dance troupe stormed in, banging drums, chanting and waving flaming batons and giant red hearts.
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Some people in the troupe were doing high falls, and I got into it through them.
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On Sunday, this troupe wraps up its season with a special finale highlighting this year's premieres.
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This troupe continues its run at City Center with its "Three Visionaries" program, opening on Friday.
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Jin Xing was the country's most successful dancer before becoming a colonel in an army entertainment troupe.
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During their performance, the troupe criticized the military's role in politics, chanting "it's time to say goodbye".
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The troupe hosted a blackface party which Sam then justifiably chastised them for on Dear White People.
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The Dancing with the Stars troupe will feature some familiar faces when season 25 launches in September.
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Only two tiny parties other than the main troupe of presidential cheerleaders sit in the national assembly.
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What happened to the Fail Whale, gently lifted from the sea by a happy troupe of birds?
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FightSaber, which is Singapore's first lightsaber troupe, is also set to perform at the Star Wars festival.
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But that doesn't spoil the annual thrill of seeing a troupe so effortlessly diverse, international and adept.
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Soon they head north again for more tour dates, a schedule no other Cuban troupe can match.
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But the troupe is issuing itself into a fresh challenge with this piece, its first book musical.
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Morris, a physical-theatre specialist, was eager to work with the South African troupe Handspring Puppet Company.
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The troupe is to present "Promethean Fire" (2002), Mr. Taylor's work for 16 dancers set to Bach.
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His works for the troupe were a long way from the musical accompaniment used in conventional dance.
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The troupe (formerly the Royal Ballet of Flanders) failed to provide first-rate interpretations of repertory pieces.
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Of course, there are plenty of additional married couple members who did not meet in the troupe.
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Ms. Toogood has had a prolific freelance dance career since the disbanding of Cunningham's troupe in 2012.
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The Dior haute couture show in January was a circus, literally, with a troupe of female acrobats.
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When her dance partner was drafted into the military, she left the troupe, which disbanded soon after.
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True to form, the troupe treated the theater (the small, adaptable BAM Fisher) as a musical instrument.
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In addition to the athletes, the North will send a cheering squad and a performance-art troupe.
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By day, this troupe of musical comedians and actors turn stories written by children into comedy sketches.
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Ms. Miller formed her own troupe, eventually going solo and working the chitlin' circuit with little success.
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Some touches from the Garden remain, like performances by the Timeless Torches, a senior citizen dance troupe.
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Her marriage to Eric Braun, a principal dancer with the troupe, ended in divorce after eight years.
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After a year with Volcano, he founded his own physical theater troupe, Frantic Assembly, with Scott Graham.
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A troupe of wild dancers and masked choristers depicting furies of the underworld appeared in fiery red.
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Both the troupe and the school eventually struggled financially, and in 21940 they were forced to close.
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John Cleese, Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Graham Chapman and Terry Gilliam, were also members of the troupe.
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The troupe will present a parody of "Cats," a fitting celebration for the Year of the Rat.
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His wife, Maria Klokotkova, 34, believed to be in the dance troupe, died on the second flight.
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Laliberté also helped the troupe, then called Les Échassiers, book performances and raise money, he told Forbes.
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But "Shine On," the final piece that Richard Alston made for his namesake troupe, is no tempest.
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The shortcoming is a pity, because this troupe can be so original — so contemporary, so idiosyncratically itself.
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This troupe, formed in 1973, colorfully illustrates the tale through both traditional and contemporary dance and music.
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I was with an acrobatic troupe when I was in college, and I kept switching my major.
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I joined Off Center Theater, a troupe that was mostly Latin and black, when I was 19.
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The troupe often performed in small towns to largely black audiences with little access to the theater.
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Universal spent an estimated $45 million to produce the comedy, about an all-female a cappella troupe.
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As a birthday gift of sorts, Miro Magloire's small, dedicated troupe presents "Gravity," set to Mr. Cerha's music.
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Refinery29: Laura, your character Renata Klein on Big Little Lies is one of a troupe of iconic liars.
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His dance troupe has traveled around the world: to Russia, Spain and Monte Carlo, and speaking English helped.
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Player: Mike SmithPublicity stunt: Instead of singing, Smith joins a local theater troupe that's performing Edge of Tomorrow.
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After some research into the drag scene in Vancouver, I came across a drag troupe known as Bratpack.
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And now I've having to learn how to work with a completely different person: troupe member Alan Bersten.
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One of the troupe, Ángel Kike Díaz, a cartoon-voice star and stage puppeteer, is a Cuban celebrity.
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For Goldman, its work on the Malaysian fund has led a troupe of government investigators to its door.
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The work, in fact, is an expansion of one that the troupe performed at the Joyce in 2003.
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Vee Elle, a member of the Olympic Coven acting troupe, likens the gig to playing characters at Disney.
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The fandom around the alt-right comedy troupe Million Dollar Extreme has long been one of those spaces.
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The whole thing reminds me of an old sketch from the comedy troupe The Whitest Kids You Know.
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She also pursued her ambition to be an actress, an ambition fueled by a union-sponsored amateur troupe.
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The Bearded Lady, General Tom Thumb, and the Siamese Twins were all part of the real Barnum's troupe.
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It was five-piece vocal harmony troupe the Overtones, which was less teenage kicks and more retirement cruise.
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Yrigoyen took the stage as a guest performer, dancing with the troupe and even ripping his shirt off.
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A tight-knit troupe of singers and actors matched the verve of Welles's Mercury Theatre on the Air.
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Erbert was a troupe dancer on the show for seven seasons and four tours, before leaving this August.
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So he insinuates his way into the ad hoc theater troupe by claiming he can speak Serbo-Croatian.
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MASHANTUCKET Nik Wallenda's Zikus: variety show with Mr. Wallanda, who is a wire walker, and a circus troupe.
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This season, Lincoln Center Festival presents a rare visit from the famed all-female Japanese performance troupe Takarazuka.
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They surround the camp in front of the Siglo XXI immigration complex along with a military police troupe.
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She joined a dance troupe that entertained soldiers in Europe, and from there made her way to Hollywood.
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Peck, who still dances as a soloist with the troupe, is a man of great skill and productivity.
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And all of us should have the mental limberness and ethical elasticity that Jordan and his troupe possess.
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Nappapat Natee, 25, part of the Yong Hong Troupe, has been involved in Chinese opera for 10 years.
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His troupe played small, intimate venues where he could explore his craft and simply not give a crap.
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It is the latter troupe of shameless, relentless thrusters that occupies us here, the Trump and Kardashian clanships.
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But in 1992, her company was young and no other troupe had yet danced any of her works.
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At the end of "you & me," the new show from the Swiss mime troupe Mummenschanz, you will applaud.
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Then again, among the 100 members of her troupe, 26 countries are represented and as many languages spoken.
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After Mr. Dumas completed two years with Ailey II, the company's junior division, he joined Mr. Brown's troupe.
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DANCE This troupe, led by Eduardo Vilaro, returns to the Apollo on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
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What you will definitely not feel after this remarkable phantasmagoria from the Lightning Rod Special troupe is clearheaded.
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She met him while she was participating in Circus Smirkus's touring youth troupe, not its camp in Vermont.
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The troupe will headline the 42nd annual DanceAfrica festival, which this year spotlights Rwanda and its remarkable rejuvenation.
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They were members of the Golden Follies, a Broadway dance troupe co-founded by Susan Bostwick in 2000.
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On a later visit, he learns that she is one of the members of a traveling theater troupe.
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Surrounding the museum's community ofrenda, or altar, the troupe Cetiliztli Nauhcampa Quetzalcoátl in Ixachitlán will perform traditional dances.
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Ms. Yamauchi's plays were produced frequently, especially by the Asian-American troupe East West Players in Los Angeles.
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In October, the Australian troupe Circa will perform it inside an Academy theater that seats more than 2,000.
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A North Korean troupe of 140 musicians, dancers and singers is due to arrive in South Korea today.
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Cuba's leading contemporary dance troupe, directed by Osnel Delgado, offers this night of dancing outdoors in Central Park.
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Adding to the action, each pair will be mentored by "Dancing With the Stars" professional and troupe dancers.
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" The troupe continued, "M-I-C," followed by an adult Mouseketeer, Jimmie Dodd, saying, "See you real soon!
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Should people convicted of murder and other violent crimes be denied the privilege of performing with the troupe?
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Syndergaard, the opening-day starter and head of that troupe, was as effusive as Collins before the game.
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That may be why BTS included a dance troupe in their art film, and not the members themselves.
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The circus troupe was in the process of loading the animals into a truck when they walked away.
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Mischief Theater's metafictional farce about an amateur dramatic troupe trying to stage a murder mystery pratfalls onto Broadway.
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This all-male troupe, dancing in point shoes and drag, has been honoring and skewering ballet since 2858.
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This all-male troupe, dancing in point shoes and drag, has been honoring and skewering ballet since 1974.
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Presented by the Brooklyn troupe Piper Theater Productions, this show focuses far more on Wendy than on Peter.
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The subjects featured in Brathwaite's portraits were part of a modeling troupe sponsored by the AJAS called Grandassa.
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The Pussycat Dolls were founded by choreographer Robin Antin in the mid-90s and began as a burlesque troupe.
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Subsequently, we are shown how the Yiddish troupe navigated God of Vengeance's religious and sexual politics again and again.
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In one clip, Gosling looked back on his early days as a member of a dance troupe in Canada.
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Special Support I love that for our finale freestyle, we have the support of this amazing troupe behind us!
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After the troupe managed to complete four shows, with various cancellations in between, Cash suddenly returned to the tour.
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During his shows, Sullivan does all the work once delegated between four to six people in a19th-century troupe.
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However, only 12-year-old Farmer, 9-year-old Hale and dance troupe Light Balance made the top 20173.
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Stand-up comedian, actress and writer Chelsea Peretti got started as part of a comedy troupe called Variety SHAC.
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It's formless and conversational, borrowing largely from Wet Hot American Summer and the collected works of comedy troupe Stella.
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It was only after he was kicked out of the comedy troupe that he worked with that he apologized.
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A decade ago Hisako Yanagida, 22010, lost her husband, with whom she had sung in a traditional Japanese troupe.
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Critic's Pick The distinguishing spirit of this dance troupe, directed by Neil Ieremia, is an exhilarating, seemingly inexhaustible energy.
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She was also a member of the Waikiki Acrobatic Troupe while living in Oahu, reports the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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This year's highlights include "Inked" and "Murmur," two pieces by the contemporary dance troupe Aakash Odedra Company from Britain.
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"Müller Machine", a homage to the German playwright, Heiner Müller, featured a troupe of naked actors gyrating on stage.
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It was an ad for Katherine Dunham and her company, the nation's first self-supporting black modern-dance troupe.
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"But the real prize tho ❤️👑," he captioned the image of himself kissing DWTS troupe member Johnson's cheek.
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The show closed with the Aliev Troupe, a Russian band who put an innovative spin on the trapeze act.
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In March, Mark Morris and his dance troupe present a double bill of operas with choreography by Mr. Morris.
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Its proximity to the Peoples Improv Theater, the troupe where both women cut their chops in the mid-aughts.
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After the section had gone to press, organizers announced that the troupe would not be performing at City Center.
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And Kate Hudson is Penny Lane, the ringleader of a troupe of groupies who call themselves the Band-Aids.
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I still think we're not done with the theater troupe so perhaps someone among them has some medical expertise.
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This month features the stand-ups Mike Brown and Alise Morales and the hip-hop improv troupe North Coast.
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He began his entertainment career in 1950 as part of a traveling troupe in Britain called Burton Lester's Midgets.
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Whoop Dee Doo, a performance troupe, will also stage a variety show, and stories will be told for preschoolers.
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In his profane and profound 1989 autobiography, written with Quincy Troupe, he credited his mother for his fashion sense.
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Both he and Mr. Little are improv actors who have worked with the Upright Citizens Brigade, a comedy troupe.
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It was a proper initiation for all that was to come, and immediately after a troupe of dancer appeared.
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That the entirely white troupe of models walked to Beyoncé's "Formation" as the finale is proving problematic, as well.
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Once the lights dim low in the theatre after a number is finished, a troupe of performers rush backstage.
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Returning to Philadelphia after the war, he joined the Stagecrafters, a small theater troupe in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood.
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She is a vice president of the board of the New York Neo-Futurists, a nonprofit alternative theater troupe.
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Actually, they're grown-ups, among them a vaudeville troupe from Montreal; a pair of bartenders from Key West, Fla.
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Akoreakro, which presented "Dans ton coeur" ("In Your Heart"), seems like a far more traditional circus troupe by comparison.
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Like many members, Sandy Dickinson, the executive producer for "Yeoman," has three generations of his family in the troupe.
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As 2016 began, troupe members were in India for a month, staying in Pondicherry, formerly a French colonial city.
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This local ballet troupe, founded and directed by Francis Patrelle, welcomes several notable guest stars to its spring season.
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She quickly got into dancing and was in a hip-hop troupe when she was only 8 years old.
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In the production, the eagle will be rendered in puppet forms designed by the acclaimed local troupe Manual Cinema.
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The musicians' sheer number, revealed only late in the evening, is a startling contrast to the small acting troupe.
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Mr. Sills was also a founder of the Playwrights troupe, and the performers included Mr. Asner and Zohra Lampert.
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During the musical numbers, which feel relentless, the ensemble comes off as a troupe of overstimulated mimes playing charades.
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Mr. Quaid, who was a member of Hammerkatz, an improv troupe at New York University, just rolled with it.
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The Australian troupe Circa (above, in "Humans") tilts acrobatic daring toward thematic dance theatre, often with canonical classical music.
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Terry Jones -- beloved comedy icon and founding member of the "Monty Python" comedy troupe -- has died after battling dementia.
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It appears there's nothing that this limpid troupe can't do, in terms of stretching the body to spectacular extremes.
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The workout, offered through mid-February, was conceived by the contemporary New York dance troupe Monica Bill Barnes & Company.
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The duo co-founded the comedy troupe Good Neighbor with fellow SNL cast member Beck Bennett and Nick Rutherford.
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At the end of 70, the troupe made the surprising announcement that it would be closing after 25 years.
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After the show, members of the troupe will take questions from the audience, giving preference to queries from children.
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The troupe of players Hamlet requisitions is accompanied by an onstage accordionist, for a sound appropriately rustic yet prickly.
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Each troupe appears three times a day; if you're up for a marathon, it's possible to catch them all.
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After a Nigerian troupe was unable to appear there, Mr. Olatunji's ensemble was slipped in as a covert replacement.
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An advance inspection team for the art troupe will travel from North Korea on Sunday, the ministry said Saturday.
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LONDON (AP) — Terry Jones, one of the founding members of comedy troupe Monty Python, has been diagnosed with dementia.
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Each troupe appears three times a day; if you're up for a marathon, it's possible to catch them all.insitudancefestival.
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Just when you think you've got the troupe Elevator Repair Service all figured out, it does something really wild.
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" Read more " The Thunderbird American Indian Dancers are the oldest all-volunteer troupe of their kind in New York.
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A dance troupe of women, dressed in red and waving scarfs, prance nearby as the crowd sways in song.
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Dancers from an all-Native troupe in Santa Fe are captured in performance costume and makeup, sometimes mid-gesture.
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Five Brooklyn-based Caribbean bands will perform — Kutters, Legend Stars, Oil Downers, La Troupe Zetwal, and Something Positive, Inc.
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It's a stunner of a work from Decker and a new twist on the well-trodden theater troupe subgenre.
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" Adds Val of his hopes for starting a family with the DWTS dance troupe member, 23, "Definitely soon — hopefully, right?
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Since joining her Oklahoma City troupe seven years ago, she's smashed all previous cookie selling records, selling over 100,100 boxes.
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In which Iggy Pop plays the angelic guardian of a traveling circus troupe in a French art house film. Enjoy.
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Dan Mazer's crude, mindless "Dirty Grandpa" is like watching a friend's mediocre improv troupe do an extended spring-break sketch.
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Sxip Shirey will M.C. all nights, which include performances from England's Barely Methodical Troupe and the United States' Acrobatic Conundrum.
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And she is saying because you are an individual and curious, you have a space here in this dance troupe.
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It was that grandmother who first introduced her to theater, recruiting her for a church troupe called Christ's Little Band.
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However, there are some members of Complexions' troupe who appear too classically trained to integrate hip-hop into their movement.
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It is performed as if by a traveling troupe of actors wandering from village to village in an ahistorical world.
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The dance troupe does handstands, trust falls, and a bunch of stuff that we're not sure the technical term for.
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The pair are currently filming a movie in Massachusetts about a troupe of actors who accidentally activate the Macbeth curse.
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Akram Khan Company, an Indian-inspired dance troupe, presents its first work of family-friendly dance theater, "Chotto Desh," Nov.
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Harry and Meghan Markle also visited The Hive, Birkenhead's Youth Zone where they watched a dance troupe perform, in January.
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But as a choreographer, both for City Ballet and BalletCollective, his own plucky troupe, he likes to experiment with collaborators.
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During any one program, the members of this repertory dance troupe from Philadelphia are expected to shift among many styles.
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Fuchsia-legged ibis scampered at the waterline while cream-colored doves and brown pelicans flew in dance-troupe formation overhead.
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" After we did that twice with the comedy troupe, we were like, "We're just going to make this a band.
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Nineteen-Ninety-one proved to be a remarkably bittersweet year for acclaimed San Francisco drag troupe Sluts-a-Go-Go.
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Previously, the group created a troupe of dancing paper cranes controlled by magnets, and its new project is equally entertaining.
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The president of the United States promotes his shows via social media more than someone in a shitty improv troupe.
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As she begins to settle in with the troupe, Banning begins to suspect she's in the company of terrible secret.
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Good cheer prevails, though, and the show ends on a grand number that gathers the whole troupe around our hero.
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Aoki and two troupe members traveled to Rio de Janeiro to perform with homeless people before the 2016 summer Olympics.
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It was partly inspired by the Ballets Russes, Sergei Diaghilev's genre-bending dance troupe, which debuted there in May 1909.
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Mr. Keigwin, 45, a choreographer, is the artistic director of Keigwin & Company, a New York dance troupe, which on Sept.
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He was still under contract to Ballet Theater, as were six of the eight members who joined his new troupe.
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The band and the choir set the table for Franklin, and the whole troupe serves the meal of Jesus' miracle.
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Inside the gallery, the audience meandered through various living tableaux staged by members of his performance troupe, La Pocha Nostra.
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A few young people might run off with the troupe, further blurring the boundary between the players and their public.
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And Hollis's troupe, in which God is played by a mellifluous blowhard named Larking, has good reason to doubt him.
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The production features a large, naked dance troupe, a chamber-music trio and a countertenor singing works by Henry Purcell.
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Enter Farscape with costumes and character designs and a general vibe so campy they'd make a Bushwick burlesque troupe blush.
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Netflix has secured the international rights to the majority of the British comedy troupe Monty Python's film and TV catalog.
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Each troupe offers its own program, May 28-30 (Dance Theater of Harlem) and June 1-2 (Miami City Ballet).
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People danced as if they had the lifelong training of a professional troupe and we found ourselves in the fray.
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The transitions are clunky, with multiple set changes, all handled in full view by the Théâtre du Soleil's large troupe.
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I was one of two storytellers on the lineup alongside a sketch troupe, a few burlesque dancers, and game show.
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Starting in 21979 she spent three years as a core member of Ray Charles's famed backing vocal troupe, the Raelettes.
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Alphonsus Church rang out above Manhattan Avenue as the troupe made a right onto Greenpoint Avenue's downhill toward McGuinness Boulevard.
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This revered French troupe doesn't often visit New York, which makes the screening of this film all the more valuable.
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The art troupe would be larger than the previous six that North Korea has sent to South Korea since 1985.
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During rehearsals, the troupe would lean against the walls to rest, leaving fingerprints and sweat in the stucco and plaster.
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The current troupe includes not just 213 singers from eight countries but also four budding conductors and a stage director.
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This play, devised by the Mad Ones troupe, is about a children's television show going off the air in 1979.
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The dance, which he describes as "a love letter to Ailey," is his seventh for the troupe in 20 years.
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That film was about a theater troupe in the wake of the Cultural Revolution, which ravaged the country's cultural elite.
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The star American dancer, who has a long history with the Australian troupe, will begin his new job in 2021.
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Ms. Perry joined her uncle's traveling troupe as a teenage ingénue, then left to become a stage star in 1905.
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And Michael Palin of the Monty Python troupe plays the straight man in "Remember Me." GAME OF THRONES 9 p.m.
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He, Palin, Terry Gillam, John Cleese, Eric Idle and Graham Chapman went on to found the comedy troupe Monty Python.
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A mannered quality I often dislike in performances by Ms. Miller's own troupe was absent from Ballet Hispánico's unaffected dancing.
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Above all, the season firmly placed this troupe at the forefront of all those dancing choreography by George Balanchine today.
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At various times, she was director of the Graham school and director of the Martha Graham Ensemble, a junior troupe.
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The dance troupe has performed at presidential inaugurations and most famously at New York City&aposs Radio City Music Hall.
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Warren had been a Powers fashion model and a dancer in the auxiliary troupe of the Martha Graham Dance Company.
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What makes this work distinct from others by Jo Kreiter, who founded the troupe in 1996, is its personal origins.
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That troupe, Keigwin + Company, has earned fans and praise for its spirited, witty ensemble work with a knack for showmanship.
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As part of its first United States tour, this French troupe will stop at the Joyce with two eclectic programs.
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He has teamed with Gandini Juggling, a performance troupe that gives juggling — that traditional circus art — the avant-garde treatment.
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On Friday, the troupe, for the first time, performs"Busk," created in 2009 by the meticulous, idiosyncratic choreographer Aszure Barton.
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Directed by Virginia Johnson, this 48-year-old troupe returns to City Center with four programs, Wednesday through April 22.
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A Taiwanese dance troupe performed at a state banquet during the Pacific Islands Forum, according to the island's Foreign Ministry.
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Velazquez went on to dance internationally with a jíbaro troupe, while Roque moved to New York and joined Danza Fiesta.
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The name may not be graceful, but the troupe that bears it is; the members of Galumpha do not galumph.
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Swiveling to drum beats and the swish of sexy snares, Josephine Baker and her troupe moved between rooms and floors.
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"My heart stopped ... It has been a year effort and I just didn't know what to do," Sydni Troupe said.
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The immersive theater troupe Third Rail ("Then She Fell") has created a lush, 1970s-style tropical resort for virtual hedonists.
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The immersive theater troupe Third Rail ("Then She Fell") has created a lush, 242s-style tropical resort for virtual hedonists.
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Finally, Amy Seiwert's Imagery (July 27-29), a San Francisco troupe, performs a new full-length ballet by Ms. Seiwert.
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If you want to understand the attitude of the troupe presenting this show, just consider its name: Gravity & Other Myths.
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E.G." That same year, Gonzalès exhibited "L'Enfant de Troupe" (1870) at the Salon, a work reminiscent of Manet's "The Fife.
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The Crosswalk Theater sketches allow Corden to let loose as a domineering troupe leader, who prepares his actors for the dangers of dodging live traffic while performing on an actual crosswalk, challenging Evans to a physical match (a fight he quickly lost), and leading the troupe through warmups and trust exercises in the parking lot.
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"Miles: The Autobiography," Miles Davis and Quincy Troupe If I could have a meal with anyone, it would be Miles Davis.
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Since they can't pull pranks live, the comics, who make up the Tenderloins troupe, need to rely on more traditional jokes.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misidentified which dance troupe performed at one of Donald Trump's inaugural balls Friday night.
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Lennon honed his writing skills as part of the comedy troupe The State and the MTV series of the same name.
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Finally, one afternoon, the dinosaurs came in with a troupe of performers dressed in army garb playing saxophones and stomping around.
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Sergey Akimov performs a stunning aerial set; Alexander Koblikov juggles elegantly; the Dosov Troupe achieves remarkable heights with its teeterboard act.
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At the back of the room, ushers from the nun-themed drag troupe the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence watched him, rapt.
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In this episode, a wounded Arya managed to make it backstage to the theater troupe to ask help from Lady Crane.
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This has created a troupe of globe-trotting mercenaries, hopping from auction to auction and ignoring the pleas of national selectors.
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Finally I met with the King Charles troupe – incredibly skilled unicyclists who play basketball and jump rope while riding a unicycle.
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Boston's great strength will be an ability to mime its opponent's top unit and then flex with a more talented troupe.
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Amal Sleman, a member of the Khalat dance troupe, said the talent show had been a real boost in the camp.
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The performance itself was emotionally charged — a troupe of dancers in white carried Gomez aloft as if they were kidnapping her.
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I worked with a feminist collective burlesque troupe in Toronto called the Scandelles [to make] Give Piece of Ass a Chance.
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We meet a doctor in hiding, a cartoonist on vacation, and a Shakespeare troupe performing for communities of survivors, among others.
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The performance was a tribute to a member of the Cincinnati, Ohio, dance troupe named Katie who died suddenly in September.
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Christina Lopez, a talented aerialist, gets her dream job: a spot in the prestigious Brooklyn-based nontraditional circus troupe Red Tent.
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They met on DWTS, where Johnson — of So You Think You Can Dance fame — joined as a troupe member in 383.
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In 2014, at 27 years old, she was selected to be part of arguably the best comedy troupe in the country.
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The show itself, though handsomely designed, is a wan affair, presented by the Canadian troupe 2B Theater Company at 59E13 Theaters.
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After he graduated, he joined Danza Contemporánea de Cuba, the country's foremost modern dance troupe, founded by Mr. Guerra in 1959.
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On Friday and Saturday, the Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Troupe presents a dance drama in the stylized folk dance form of Kathakali.
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On Sunday and Monday, the Kerala Kalamandalam Kathakali Troupe presents a dance drama in the stylized folk dance form of Kathakali.
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Before that, Ms. Lang was studying theater and attending auditions and helped start a comedy troupe called Squeal Like a Pig.
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MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE COMPANY While sustaining the legacy of its founder, this troupe continually brings in new works by contemporary choreographers.
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The final participants include the young troupe Black Boys Dance Too, Adam Barruch/Anatomiae Occultii, Cherylyn Lavagnino and Sean Curran Company.
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That about sums up this franchise's third installment, which finds the troupe dealing with its money woes by bringing modern dancers.
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Early in the film, the troupe encounters an itinerant monkey trainer who laments that people no longer care for his art.
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He soon fell in with Labyrinth Theater Company, the Off Broadway troupe then run by John Ortiz and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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Though this need not concern audiences at the Joyce, even here you can see how much the troupe is altering itself.
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The Japan-based troupe released drone footage as part of a motion-tracking test in a two minute clip, Spatial Bodies.
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They had grown close after spending time together in a college comedy troupe, she said, and wound up in a relationship.
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His theater troupe performed Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, and on opening night he stumbled, wobbly, onto the stage.
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In 2014, the Danish-born Mr. Kobborg, to whom Ms. Cojocaru is engaged, was hired as artistic director of the troupe.
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The troupe included two other female dancers about her age, Oka and Anom, and an accomplished young male dancer named Sampih.
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This troupe celebrates the 23rd anniversary of Francis Patrelle's "The Yorkville Nutcracker," which is set in New York City in 1895.
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There's a vintage fun fair, a Battle of the Somme reenactment, and a local troupe singing numbers from The Lion King.
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He describes being on the bus with the troupe as they went from town to town to pitch their red tent.
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Oh what glorious chaos it was, as the Blue Hill Troupe prepared for its umpteenth performance of a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta.
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The large troupe showcases a variety of Spanish dance styles, from bolero to samplings of regional dances to, of course, flamenco.
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The troupe — a roving band of actors, musicians and directors who produce a variety of plays and entertainment — is centuries old.
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In Brooklyn on Saturday, the troupe presents a mix of stepping with African and other dance forms in a joyous revue.
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Mr. Lubin met the performer while she was participating in Circus Smirkus's touring youth troupe, not at its camp in Vermont.
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The show is produced by the comedy troupe the Lonely Island (one of its members, Andy Samberg, stars in an episode).
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While it can't quite shake the vibe of a local community theater troupe hastily assembling on a soundstage, it's still fun.
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As part of the often-provocative Monty Python troupe, Mr. Cleese has defended the role of comedy in a democratic society.
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But "Symphony in C" moved him to put that at risk and offer his services and devotion to the fledging troupe.
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Before she joined the troupe, her father was condemned as an enemy of the party and sent to a labor camp.
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The evening ended with four performances from Ok's new company Natyarasa, the first-ever all-male, all-gay Cambodian dance troupe.
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At a recent hockey game, a group of schoolchildren hungrily snapped photographs of the all-women cheerleading troupe from North Korea.
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On the other side of "apocalypse," Mandel shows us a troupe of traveling musicians performing Shakespeare and symphonies across the land.
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ART The Flemish company STAN and the Dutch troupe Dood Paard combine forces to reassess and deconstruct Yasmina Reza's Broadway hit.
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REBELS ON POINTE A documentarian, Bobbi Jo Hart, goes backstage with the male dance troupe Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo.
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Presented by the Doppelskope theater troupe, the show urges goats — and audiences — to lay off the garbage and preserve the environment.
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A troupe of dancer/actors styled as statues (chalky makeup and white garb) whimsically stand in for both set and supernumeraries.
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Her musical skills are considerable: Singing, rapping, writing, playing flute and leading an ecstatic troupe onstage, she's a full-spectrum entertainer.
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"Daily Show" political convention coverage also gets its due here, since the troupe really expanded its range with each new outing.
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Over six episodes, the New York-based troupe explores pop cultural and social issues, especially those central to the black experience.
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Our troupe descended via a spiral staircase to a cramped dressing room in what was once the hull of the barge.
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The new big deal in tap is Michelle Dorrance, whose troupe, Dorrance Dance, has just completed a run at the Joyce.
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Before romance, tragedy and the ordinary pains of growing up complicate matters, they are an inseparable if not always harmonious troupe.
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He worked with the Monty Python troupe and was known for his own projects, including the Beatles parody band the Rutles.
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"Like, 'Please, tell me about your improv troupe… Tell me more about the things that I don't care about,'" she said.
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And who needs another above-average "Nutcracker" (besides every regional ballet troupe and a tap company desiring steady work in December)?
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Dromgoole explains that he set the troupe up in the full expectation that not everyone would last the full two years.
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Hardly a day passes in Grozny without a dance performance by a local troupe or an athletic competition featuring Chechen sportsmen.
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He left instructions that after his death his troupe, almost sixty years old, should tour for two years and then disband.
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It's one thing for the Graham company, the oldest dance troupe in the United States, to take new choreographers on board.
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Mr. Rosato, an energetic actor and madcap impressionist, got his start with the Toronto company of the Second City improvisational troupe.
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The troupe will also dance Taylor's "Promethean Fire" (2002), a Shakespeare-inspired piece set to Bach keyboard music arranged for orchestra.
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Brandon and Sydni Troupe were preparing for the grand opening this weekend of their new Panama City business when Michael hit.
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His mother, the former Marie Hyde, was a member of her family's dance troupe, which performed under its original surname, Haidabura.
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Timeline:220 - Joins the Second City comedy troupe in Chicago, taking the stage with performers like John Candy and Betty Thomas.
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Jenny Rocha works simultaneously in contemporary dance and cabaret, directing both this company and a burlesque troupe called the Painted Ladies.
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But with Gleb injured, "this week was especially difficult," says Chmerkovskiy, who adds that troupe member Alan Bersten was a "wonderful" substitute.
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After performing in an improvised comedy troupe, Griffin got her break in 1996 in a sitcom, "Suddenly Susan", which ran until 2000.
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The Cenestra Male Choir (a South African troupe that performed at Mike's surprise birthday in February), were on hand to entertain guests.
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Hailing from New Zealand, this brawny contemporary dance troupe combines Samoan and Maori movement with South Pacific storytelling traditions and vivid theatricality.
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The Asheville Ballet dancers led a troupe of game festivalgoers in re-creating each zippy song and dance move for the audience.
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This time, Beijing sent Mr. Song and an art troupe to Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, to attend an international art festival.
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Years later, he found work as a sketch writer for a radio series and, eventually, for the famous comedy troupe, Monty Python.
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Florida trailed 13-12 in the fourth when Rex Grossman capped an 89-yard drive with a TD pass to Ben Troupe.
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This documentary troupe explores both Rimbaud's influence on generations of New York artists and the poems themselves, as translated by John Ashbery.
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Word reached Mr Murthy's troupe quickly, but by the time he arrived the villagers were scared and angry about the tiger's presence.
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But my grandfather was a very creative guy: He was a painter, he played the violin, he was in an actors' troupe.
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It follows a young woman (Fifty Shades of Grey's Dakota Johnson) who earns a coveted slot in an aggressive Berlin dance troupe.
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The USA Freedom Kids, a children's troupe that performed at Trump rallies, sued after it was claimed the campaign stiffed them. 42.
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Watch Dogs 2's hacker troupe, DedSec, is a combination of the witty irreverence of LulzSec and the dedicated activism of Anonymous.
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Jorgensen belonged to a unicycle troupe and worked at a retail store making $22017 an hour, so he didn't have much money.
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A couple of years ago this Brighton troupe put "Swim" online and it zipped straight up to number one on Hype Machine.
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Beyonce freaked out a dance troupe in L.A. when she popped in backstage after their show and gave 'em some huge props.
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The program features three of Ms. Rivka's new works, danced by various configurations of her eight-member troupe to live, original music.
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