Examples of using Theater troupe in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That was my theater troupe. .
How are we supposed to make dinner for an entire theater troupe?
You have a theater troupe in the barn?
You still have to prepare a large meal for myself and my theater troupe.
Cool. You know, I was thinking, I have got that theater troupe in the barn. A theater troupe in the barn?
Hey, you know what,I hear Halawa Prison has a really good theater troupe.
As you know, I have been working hard with my theater troupe, and I'm afraid I may have acted a bit standoffish.
Still, the data suggest that Mr. Bloomberg's fortune has left few corners of the city untouched,from the biggest cultural institutions to the smallest theater troupes.
Orphans this is my theater troupe.
In 1880 Mogulesko formed a theater troupe in Odessa, and in 1881 published a collection of verse, Kupleten Komishe un Humoristishe.
Very avant-garde. And we have got a theater troupe in the barn.
It was so fun, then a theater troupe jumped out at us and they tried to scare us and we saw sites where people got slaughtered back in the 1700s, we heard these crazy ghost stories and we saw secret canals and secret this and secret that.".
The camp boasted a rich cultural life, including a theater troupe, and a theater and cinema.
A Lithuanian Jew who moved at the age of 16 to Berdichev, Ukraine, Russian Empire, the Broder singer and actor was in Iaşi, Romania in 1876 when Abraham Goldfaden recruited him as the firstactor for what became the first professional Yiddish theater troupe.
The State Jewish Theater was formed in 1950 from two theater troupes which performed in Wrocław and Łódź in 1945-50.
That often meant a job, typically at a college or university- writers in English departments, painters in art schools(higher ed was also booming)- but it sometimessimply meant an affiliation, as with an orchestra or theater troupe.
And cook dinner for his disreputable and largely untalented theater troupe, resulting in an act of violence that ought not to be shown on-screen.
She invited foreign companies to play at Bollhuset, such as anItalian opera troupe in 1652 with Vincenzo Albrici and a Dutch theater troupe with Ariana Nozeman and Susanna van Lee in 1653.
Elfman got his start in the 1970s playing in two theater troupes started by his older brother Richard- Le Grande Magic Circus, and The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo.
The troupe managed to avoid bodily harm,partly by convincing the rioters that they were a French theater troupe and partly by making judicious use of the money the Adlers had won in court from Goldfaden.
Wedidi discovered her passion for music after joining El Warsha Theater Troupe in 2008,[2] where she learned to sing a wide variety of traditional genres with the help of her tutor Maged Soliman. She then decided to leave El Warsha and began to explore the full potential of her voice. She also participated in many workshops with independent musicians both in Egypt and beyond, including Grammy award-winning musician Fathy Salama and singer-songwriter Kamilya Jubran.[1].
These would soon come in handy for smoothing over certain problems of a young and unlicensed theater troupe when Rosenberg and Spivakofsky returned from Romania, penniless because the end of the war had meant the collapse of Yiddish theater in the provinces, and ready to start a troupe in Odessa.
She was a 16-year-old in her native Galaţi when the theater troupe formed roughly six months earlier by Abraham Goldfaden- at that time,the world's only professional Yiddish language theater troupe- arrived in town in the winter of 1876- 1877.
A mime troupe outside the theater tried to sign her up.
She will be staying in the theater, possibly joining the troupe.
Their big break came when Janice Ross, professor of theater and performance studies at Stanford University,saw the troupe perform at the Jerusalem Theater.
Through a small window and a miniature puppet theater, the troupe weaves together, with a great deal of thought and sensitivity, the story of Sputnik, the first satellite to be launched into space and lost.
It's now home to artist studios, theater groups, dance troupes.