Noun:

మండలె,

troupes's Usage Examples:

troupes now are supported by corporate sponsors, many refuse and remain sticklers for tradition.

all performed by foreign troupes.

dancers (the May Queen dancing troupes) involving complicated weaves and unweaves, but they are not well known today.

Some members moved on to other troupes; Richard Perkins, for example, would acquire a reputation as perhaps the major tragedian of his generation while acting with Queen Henrietta's Men from 1625 to 1642.

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These troupes later became integral parts of the 1985 and 1988 (evening) NDP editions.

The Pali suttas (ranging in date from the 5th to 3rd centuries BCE) refer to the existence of troupes of actors (led by a chief actor), who performed dramas on a stage.

festivals are hosted by a single troupe, but others are hosted by conglomerations of troupes or a company set up solely for that given festival.

As a dramatist, Ayrer is virtually the successor of Hans Sachs, but he came under the influence of the so-called Englische Komodianten, that is, troupes of English actors, who, at the close of the 16th century and during the 17th, repeatedly visited the Continent, bringing with them the repertory of the Elizabethan theatre.

These periods of closure were always traumatically difficult for the acting troupes; some survived by touring cities and towns outside London.

Before the competition officially begins, all the lion dance troupes that have gathered in Beijing are already fighting among themselves and holding another competition of their own.

the start of dance troupes in Roman and Greek times.

Composed primarily of colonial troupes de la marine, militia, and Indians, and without heavy weapons, they besieged the fort for four days, destroying outbuildings and many watercraft before retreating.

Synonyms:

minstrelsy, opera company, organisation, dramatis personae, cast of characters, cast, minstrel show, organization, ballet company, circus, company, Greek chorus, chorus, theater company,

Antonyms:

stay in place, keep down, inactivity, finish, nonalignment,