After intermission, in "The King and I" sequence, White and O'Hara came alive as actors as well as singers, speaking snippets of dialogue (in "Siamese" and English accents, respectively), moving out from behind the standing microphone, and even concluding the program with an affirmative answer to the question posed in "Shall We Dance?," waltzing around the narrow lip of the stage.
Alternatively, it could be one keynote with announcements sorted into these two categories with an intermission in the middle.
Theatergoers spend intermissions in the wire chairs of the lush tree grove.
Bouchard was honoured in a ceremony during the second intermission in a game against the Detroit Red Wings.
During the brief intermission, take in the orange-blossom air of the Florida night.
There were reports at the time of patrons setting 20 pound notes alight at the intermission in glee.
The sequence consists of three short solos and, after intermission, a half-hour duet.
The fast-paced two-hour work is performed without intermission, much to the relief, undoubtedly, of any who had endured those interminable intermissions early in the week, on the opening nights of the Met season.
Following a cute but slightly redundant intermission sequence, the story continues.
The plays begin, end and break for intermission in tandem.
WASHINGTON — When rain caused intermissions in play last week at the Citi Open, an uncommon curtain fell across the playing stage.
