trouper
/ˈtruːpər/Definitions
1. noun
a stage performer, especially a member of a touring theater company
“The troupe of actors traveled from town to town, performing Shakespearean plays for enthusiastic crowds.”
2. noun
a person, especially a musician or performer, who travels from place to place, often in a group
“The trouper played a lively tune on his guitar as the crowd clapped along to the music.”
3. verb
to perform as a member of a traveling theatrical company
“The young actress decided to troupe with a theater company, performing in small towns across the country.”