Party Acts That Women Will Love: Crowd-Pleasing Entertainment Ideas for 2026
There are times when you’re asked to put on a performance at parties, banquets, or a friend’s wedding reception, right?
Since you’ll be performing in front of a lot of people, it’s hard not to worry: What should I do? What if it doesn’t get the crowd going?
So we’ve put together a bunch of ideas for performances and party tricks to help all the women out there who are struggling to decide!
From cute dances that only women can pull off to over-the-top, laugh-seeking acts that toss femininity aside a bit—we’ve gathered plenty.
Here’s hoping your party life and entertainment segments turn out absolutely wonderful!
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Party performances to liven things up: Recommended skits and entertainment for women [2026] (21–30)
Magic using a smartphone
A heart-pounding magic trick that lets you know someone’s smartphone passcode.
You can use it as a magic performance, but it’s also a handy technique if you secretly want to find out a family member’s or partner’s passcode.
It uses the iPhone’s calculator: first, have the person enter their passcode so the performer can’t see it, then have them add a random four-digit number.
After that, by pressing the minus button and then the equals button, you can immediately see the originally entered number—taking advantage of how the calculator works.
Sing in a dialect
Singing in a dialect is a fun idea that warms everyone’s hearts and brings out smiles! Just adding a slightly different intonation or ending to your words instantly grabs the audience’s interest.
For example, try singing a song you know in the dialect of your hometown, or switch a popular song into a dialect—before you know it, people will be smiling and saying, “That dialect is so cute!” Dialects have a unique sound and warmth rooted in their regions, so simply singing in one can create a cozy atmosphere and make conversation flow more naturally—another reason it really livens things up.
It’s easy to try, so even if you feel a little shy, give it a go and have fun!
Party entertainment that will excite the crowd: Recommended performances and skits for women [2026] (31–40)
parody song
For women who feel a bit embarrassed about doing a party trick, I recommend parody songs.
If you plan ahead and sing with a group, it should help reduce the embarrassment.
In this video, they use the popular song “Otona Blue” to make a funny parody about the differences between introverts and extroverts.
With easy entry points like wearing school-uniform cosplay, you’re less likely to mess up.
In the workplace, it might be good to create a unique parody song about clients or departments—as long as it doesn’t make anyone uncomfortable.
Give it a try!
flash mob dance
Flash mobs that bring unexpected emotion to proposals and parties are a tempting choice for entertainment.
Yamauchi from the comedy duo Kamaitachi pulled off a huge gag by attempting a flash mob all by himself at his partner Hamaie’s wedding.
We wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re very brave… Since it’s mainly dancing, it may require a longer practice period than other performances.
It’s reassuring if you have a few people with dance experience.
For company events, it might be fun to divide into teams—like a junior team and a veteran team—and perform that way!
glass harp
The glass harp—playing by rubbing the rims of glasses filled with different amounts of water—requires a certain amount of practice, and you may need to enter the venue a bit early to prepare.
Still, the beautiful tones that resonate from the glasses will liven up the space when performed.
It’s lovely as a solo, but having several people play and ending with a toast is wonderful, too.
Honnō-ji IncidentEgu-splosion
The Incident at Honnō-ji that we learned about in school: it was the event where the retainer Akechi Mitsuhide rebelled and attacked Oda Nobunaga, who was staying at Honnō-ji in Kyoto.
This is a fun and humorous performance by Egu-Splosion.
If you change up the lyrics and present it as a skit, I think it would really liven things up! This dance seems like it would be especially funny when performed by women.
line dance
Line dance is a style where dancers line up on the floor and everyone performs the same steps.
It’s fun to watch with coordinated costumes and various props.
As a performance for a school or cultural festival, the difficulty isn’t very high and it’s easy to practice, so I recommend it!