What is another word for afterpiece?
Pronunciation: [ˈaftəpˌiːs] (IPA) 
An afterpiece refers to a short play, performance or an entertainment piece that follows the main act. It is often used as a closing act or an encore of sorts. The term is derived from use in 18th and 19th century plays where it was customary to conclude with a short, humorous piece or a farce.
Synonyms for afterpiece include the terms postlude, epilogue, finale, curtain call, encore, coda, and concluding act. Each of these terms generally serves to convey the idea of a secondary performance that follows a main act. While each of the terms may not be in regular use today, they can be useful for historical or theatrical contexts.
