Chorus and Troupe

Chorus

Chorus noun - A company of actors who comment (by speaking or singing in unison) on the action in a classical Greek play.

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Troupe and chorus are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Troupe" instead a noun "Chorus".

Nearby Words: choral, chorused, chorusing

Troupe noun - An organized group of stage performers.

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Chorus and troupe are semantically related. You can use "Chorus" instead a noun "Troupe".

Nearby Word: trouper

female	female chorus	female troupe
musical	musical chorus	musical troupe
full	full chorus	full troupe
original	original chorus	original troupe
Other adjectives: small, actual, entire, big, black, main, famous, new, last.

The troupe's leader seems pleased with this response and leads the troupe in a final chorus celebrating the decision.

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Blackface: One of the movie's biggest moments of Values Dissonance for the modern viewer is the musical number "Hot Voodoo", in which a troupe of white chorus girls dress up in pseudo-African costumes with enormous Afro wigs, while Dietrich comes on stage in a gorilla costume.

Source: Film / Blonde Venus
There's an uncomfortable beat before the troupe sings the last chorus.

Source: Music / Poxy Boggards

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