- - calls for repeat
- - Calls that delight performers
- - Calls for more on the Rialto
- - Shouts accompanying curtain calls
- - Calls for more
- - Shouts at the opera.
- - Calls for another song.
- - Curtain calls.
- - Bonus numbers
- - Cries for more
- - The performances as before, or in a different scene
- - Performances that may follow standing ovations
- - Extra performances
- - Spaces hosting essential part of repeat performances
- - Numbers after coming back out on stage
- - Concert songs that happen after the band first walks offstage
- - Concert extensions
- - Bonus songs at concerts
- - Repeated performances
- - Stage comebacks?
- - Concert bonuses
- - Concert extras
- - Audience extras
- - Reruns, euphemistically
- - "Bravo" initiators
- - Concert extenders
- - Followers of standing ovations, often
- - Performance extras
- - Extra pieces
- - Concert conclusions
- - Bands' bonus tunes
- - Additions to a set
- - Numbers that aren't programmed
- - Recital bonuses
- - Extras for a cheering crowd
- - They aren't on the program
- - They aren't programmed
- - Extra numbers
- - Responses to applause
- - Audiences prompt them
- - Clappers may prompt them
- - Additional performances
- - 55-Across has played many of these
- - Bands' bonuses
- - Repeat performances
- - Showstoppers?
- - They follow standing ovations
- - Second servings
- - Recalls at the Met
- - Bonuses at concerts
- - Bonus performances
- - Performances after performances
- - Theater cries
- - Concert addenda
- - Divas' delights
- - Responses to some applause
- - Performing bonuses
- - The Met forbids these
- - Musicians' delights
- - Further appearances.
- - Musical treat.
- - Request numbers.
- - Thespians' delight.
- - Theatrical extras.
- - Musical treats.
- - Extras on a musical program.
- - Repeated offerings.
- - Musical repetitions.
- - Singers' seconds.
- - Signs of success.
- - Overtime for concertmasters.
- - Added numbers?
- - Repetitions
- - Seconds
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