A troupe is a group of performers such as singers, actors, or dancers who work and travel together, performing in different places. The term "troupe" is often used to describe a company of theatrical performers. The word "troupe" comes from the French word "troupe," which means "company of performers". Some examples of troupes include:

• Acting Troupe: A group of actors who work together to perform plays or other dramatic works.

• Dance Troupe: A group of dancers who work together to perform choreographed dances.

• Singing Troupe: A group of singers who work together to perform vocal music.

Troupes often travel together to perform in different locations. The term "troupe" can also be used as a verb, meaning to travel or perform as a member of a theatrical troupe.