A curtain call usually occurs at the end of a musical theater performance. A curtain call is when all individuals from the performance return to the stage to be recognized by the audience for their performance.
Curtain Call
It depends on what you mean by "end of performances." At an end of a variation the audience usually claps (HOPFULLY!) and you bow to show your thanks. at the END end you do the finally nad a curtain call. A curtain call is when youget called onstage to bow all together. After the whole performance is done your pack your things up and go home to have a goood sleep and call it a day.
n. The appearance of performers or a performer at the end of a performance to receive applause from the audience.
If you mean rub my back its eminems' song at the end of curtain call.
There usually isn't. Typically you start by setting the scene, describing the set, and then just start. Not all playwrites use CURTAIN at the end. Some just use END.
Curtain Theatre ended in 1622.
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The bow taken by the cast at the end of a show is commonly referred to as a "curtain call." During a curtain call, performers come back on stage to acknowledge the audience's applause and appreciation for their performance. This moment often includes individual acknowledgments, group bows, and sometimes additional performances or encores.
It is the framimg device that is used when the curtain falls for an intervall or at the end of a play or performance
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It means to look at the end of one's life; to face death. When the play ends, there may be 'curtain calls'; actors come out for a bow, and most of the time the whole cast comes out at one point for a bow. In theaters with full curtains, these curtain calls may be separated by the closing of the curtain. The conceit is that "we're all done, but, OK, you want to see us again because the performance was so brilliant, so we'll go ahead and open the curtain again for a bow." Then at some point the curtain comes down and there is no more applause; it's the end, the 'final curtain'.
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