[For Women] Recommended Party Entertainment, Games, and Performances
There are times when you’re asked to put on a performance or plan some entertainment for a wedding, a company dinner, or year-end and New Year parties—and it can be hard to figure out what to do.
Maybe you’ve ended up doing it alone with no one to consult, or you’re just not comfortable performing in front of people to begin with.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of classic and recommended ideas for entertainment, dances, and skits especially for women dealing with these worries.
Choose something that feels manageable for you, based on the number of participants and the members attending.
If you set aside your embarrassment and give it your all, you’re sure to liven up the event!
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Para Para dance
Para Para dance, which became a craze in the 1980s, is actually still enjoyed today as a party performance.
It does require a sense of rhythm, but unlike acrobatic dances it doesn’t involve intense moves, and most of it is upper-body movement, so it should be easy to learn.
It’s a great entertainment option for older women too.
Many people in their 40s and up probably danced it back then, so it’s likely to be especially popular at parties with lots of people from that generation.
It can be fun to perform it as a group and give each person a solo spotlight in the middle!
tongue twister
Tongue twisters are something you can enjoy without worry, even if you’re not good at party tricks or impressions.
One of the great things about them is the variety of prompts—from classic ones that combine words you don’t normally use to longer sentences that seem fit for announcer training.
Plus, you don’t need any special equipment at all! They’re also appealing because there are many ways to play, such as competing for the fastest time in a group or taking turns in rhythm.
And the laughter that comes from slip-ups will only make things even more lively.
Blind tasting
A blind tasting where you guess foods using texture alone! In fact, our sense of taste is heavily influenced by visual information.
So when you’re blindfolded and something is put in your mouth, it becomes hard to answer confidently—even for foods you normally eat.
If you also pinch your nose so you can’t use your sense of smell, the difficulty level goes up even more! Lining up different flavors of the same type of snack and identifying the differences is surprisingly tough, too.
It’s fun for all ages, so try incorporating it as an activity!
Parody Song Video
A parody-song video is perfect for a big celebration, even if it’s not something you can usually pull off! Choosing the song, writing new lyrics, practicing, and filming can be quite a task, but original lyrics will instantly warm up the atmosphere.
Adding seasonal touches or shared memories makes it even more memorable.
Just keep in mind that editing takes time, so start preparing early.
If you put your heart into it, it’s sure to become a wonderful memory!
Picture shiritori
Picture shiritori is a game that gets both the audience and the players excited.
It works well with large groups, so it’s perfect as entertainment at parties or events.
Look at the drawing, figure out the answer, draw the next answer, and pass it to the next person.
You can also form small teams and make it a competition.
Setting a time limit for drawing will make it even more exciting.
Picture shiritori is a game that also calls for some drawing skill.
That said, if it’s entertainment at a drinking party, quirky drawings actually make the game more fun.
PERFECT HUMANRADIO FISH
RADIO FISH’s “PERFECT HUMAN” is the perfect party dance, striking an exquisite balance between catchiness and surreal humor! When women dance it, the cuteness factor goes up, and the room will instantly liven up.
The choreography does require some advance practice, but if you’re too busy and can’t make the time, turn the mismatched moves into a funny bit and make it work in your favor! It’s a dance you can prepare without spending money.
Go for it with confidence!
Bubble Dance
The “bubble dance” performed by Tomioka High School’s dance team at the 2017 High School Dance Championship became a huge craze, attracting attention not only in Japan but also overseas.
With strong-shouldered bodycon outfits that evoke the disco era of the bubble economy, long hair with fluffy curled bangs, and nostalgic tunes, it really makes an impact—exactly what you want for a performance piece.
Even simplified choreography gets the crowd going, so it’s recommended even for people who don’t usually dance.