A dance troupe is a group of dancers who perform together, often showcasing a specific style or theme. These groups can vary in size and may include professional dancers, students, or community members. Dance troupes often perform at events, competitions, or in theatrical productions, and they may specialize in styles such as ballet, hip-hop, or contemporary dance. Many dance troupes are associated with schools, studios, or cultural organizations, providing opportunities for dancers to train and collaborate. Some well-known dance troupes, like the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater or the Royal Ballet, have gained international recognition for their artistry and innovation in dance.