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Hidden talents to liven up the party: Recommended performances and skits for women [2026]
For women who’ve been asked to put on a performance at year-end or New Year parties, or at wedding receptions, but don’t know what to do, we’ve gathered ideas for crowd-pleasing hidden talents! From simple acts to more serious ones, there’s a full range to choose from—feel free to use this as a reference.
Even if you’re not comfortable getting laughs with quick gags or impressions, hidden-talent acts often showcase skills, and you can prepare in advance, so you can perform with confidence.
And who knows—this might even spark a new hobby!
Hidden Talents to Liven Up the Party: Recommended Performances and Acts for Women [2026] (1–10)
balloon art
How about putting on a visually dazzling act with some cute balloon art? It’s great that it’s easy to do—you only need two long balloons, which you can even find at 100-yen shops.
First, inflate a balloon while leaving a little uninflated at the tip, soften it by kneading, then tie the tip to the knot.
Once you have a round shape, press in the center and pinch it to form a heart.
Next, use the other balloon to make the handle of the wand.
Make a loop at the end, thread it through the heart, and you’ve got an adorable heart wand.
It’ll really liven things up if you give the finished piece to someone in the audience!
Buruzon Chiemi
It’s an imitation of the well-known Chiemi Blouson.
Of course, with B as well.
I think inside jokes will really get everyone going.
A simple white shirt with a tight skirt is perfect.
I think it’s fine to have women play the with B roles, too.
Impressions that are too subtle for anyone to get
Impressions that are “too subtle to convey” have a kind of charm—you might chuckle a little or feel a spark of excitement even if they’re delicate.
For example, even just with skits based on the sound “A,” if you have this many, the layers of small laughs keep stacking up and turn into big laughter.
One thing to watch out for is volume.
If people can’t make out what you’re saying, the humor is cut in half, so speak loudly and slowly so it reaches everyone.
Another option is to carefully pick about ten, write them large on poster board, and flip through them as you go.
Perform with confidence so you don’t show any embarrassment.
Relatable things annoying women do
If you’re at a drinking get-together with lots of women, “relatable annoying-girl scenarios” are a great pick.
They spark the reaction of “I totally know someone like that!” while also getting laughs.
Since it’s meant to be funny, it’s best to imitate them with a bit of exaggeration.
Just be sure to choose your material carefully—if the model is someone too close to the group, it can kill the mood.
Relatable things about people close to you
Impersonations can be a bit challenging, so here’s a recommendation for women who feel that way: perform relatable “common scenarios” about people around you.
Try recreating a coworker’s quirks, the kinds of phrases they tend to say, or things they actually say often.
The more universally relatable their behavior is, the more the crowd will get into it.
If you bravely poke fun at your boss, it’s sure to get laughs, but be careful not to overdo it and make them mad (lol)!
Bottle opener made of paper
You can open a drink bottle cap with just a single sheet of regular copier paper.
Simply put, you fold the paper into a small, hard piece and use it as a lever to open the cap.
People might think a man could just muscle it open, but if a woman shows this trick, it’s sure to amaze everyone!
Card magic
This is a surefire crowd-pleasing card trick: it combines the classic effect of guessing a spectator’s chosen card with the added twist of mixing cards face up and face down.
After a magical gesture, the supposedly jumbled cards all end up facing the same way—except the selected card, which astonishingly remains face up.
The secret, in fact, is to keep the chosen card at the bottom.
Even knowing this, though, pulling it off smoothly is the real magic.
Practice thoroughly and go in fully prepared!