Oliver ran along the front of the stage, slapping audience members' hands.
Inside, he spent nearly 10 minutes wending his way through the crowded aisle toward the stage, slapping high-fives, grabbing every outstretched hand, cradling an infant.
As the Irish twins massacred an Under Pressure/Ice Ice Baby mash-up, Harris leapt on stage, slapping his backside and holding a pineapple on his head in imitation of their vertiginous haircuts.
In a sure sign of duff direction, one of those totally unbelievable stage slaps is delivered, in which someone strains their sinews, lands a dainty pat on a cheek and has the satisfaction of seeing everyone reel around in goggle-eyed horror.
I want to do a video of stage slaps.
Or maybe they're just stage-slapping their dads as part of their ongoing theatrical training.
She jumped up, it's true; but, instead of stamping out, she leaped onto the stage and slapped Argentinita's face.
Plaid and its charismatic leader, Leanne Wood, best known on the national stage for slapping down the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, during one of last year's general election debates, have run an attractive, positive campaign.
I have a number Vines where Chubby brings up a lady that he finds foxy and then dances with her and as he sends her off the stage, he slaps her on the butt.
Scottish surrealist Phil Kay will kick Friday off to a fittingly bizarre beginning, his slot at the Cabaret stage sure to slap some comic lunacy into the first proper day and provide a perfect primer for Super Furry Animals' headline set.
