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In Cape Town to this day the individual groups participating in the annual [[Cape Minstrel Carnival]] are still referred to as "[[troupe]]s" (or '''[[troepe]]''' in [[Afrikaans]]).
 
In Cape Town to this day the individual groups participating in the annual [[Cape Minstrel Carnival]] are still referred to as "[[troupe]]s" (or '''[[troepe]]''' in [[Afrikaans]]).
  
''Besides the similarity in pronunciation, not to be confused with the military term "'''troop''" (or "'''troops'''").''  
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''Besides the similarity in pronunciation, not to be confused with the military term "'''troop''" (or "'''troops'''")[https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/troop].''  
  
 
== Sources ==
 
== Sources ==

Revision as of 06:20, 12 April 2019

The word troupe is a term traditionally used to refer to a group of dancers, actors, or other entertainers (such as minstrelsy or Christy's performers) who tour to different venues.

In Cape Town to this day the individual groups participating in the annual Cape Minstrel Carnival are still referred to as "troupes" (or troepe in Afrikaans).

Besides the similarity in pronunciation, not to be confused with the military term "'troop" (or "troops")[1].

Sources

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/troupe

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