Task: Question Answering
Input (English): Passage: Last year my husband and I attended a community theater production of `` Man of La Mancha '' . It was held at a very nice modern theater that is part of a community center in a nearby town . I enjoy the music in `` Man of La Mancha '' very much . The play started at 8:00 p.m. and since there were no reserved seats , we left early . We drove in our car to the theater . We arrived at 7:30 . They gave us a program which contained a lot of information about the play , the actors and production crew , and the community theater company in general . We read that program until the play started . When the lights went down in the `` house '' -LRB- which is what they call the audience part of the theater , where you sit -RRB- , an orchestra began to play . The music at the beginning is called `` the overture . '' They played the overture for about five minutes . Then the curtain went up and the play began . There was some dancing , and as this was a play about Don Quixote and Sancho Panza , the two main characters rode `` pretend '' horses which were like boxes around their waists but you could see their legs underneath . `` Man of La Mancha '' is a funny story with a sad ending because Don Quixote -LRB- really the author Miguel de Cervantes -RRB- goes to prison . There was an intermission in the middle of the performance where they stopped the action , put the lights on in the `` house '' -LRB- where the audience sits -RRB- , and we went out into the lobby of the theater to buy a Coke . We knew the play was over when the stage curtain was lowered for the final time . The curtain did go up again , one more time , as the actors came out onstage and we applauded them . We had also applauded them after every song during the play . Then the house lights went up for the final time , we left the theater , got into our car and went home . Question: Where did they and their husband go after intermission? Option1: the audience part of the theater Option2: home
Output (English): the audience part of the theater