Fun and engaging party acts and performances recommended for women
You know those times when you’re asked to do a performance for a friend’s wedding or to put on an act for a company party, and you’re stuck on what to do?
For all the girls out there who are feeling unsure, we’ve put together a selection of recommended performances—from classic crowd-pleasers to cute, feminine dances and even cool, expert-level acts!
Choose based on what your members are good at (or not so good at) and how many people will be participating.
We hope you find the perfect performance that suits you all!
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Fun Party Acts and Performances Recommended for Women (31–40)
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!
handbell
How about a handbell performance that fills the venue with beautiful tones? The sound gains richness with more players, so we recommend performing with as many people as possible.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star is a classic choice, but trying a trendy song could be fun too.
Making sound with handbells isn’t difficult, so it’s easy to give it a try.
Sketchbook Relay
A classic wedding reception video: the sketchbook relay.
Friends and family connected to the bride and groom make appearances.
The staging—passing a single sketchbook from person to person—is wonderful.
And in a feminine touch, it would be nice to decorate the sketchbook cutely!
tongue twister
As entertainment, tongue twisters are a fun option even if you’re not good at party tricks or impressions.
They range from classic ones that combine words you don’t normally use to longer sentences that are easier to attempt if you prepare in advance, offering plenty of variety.
Plus, they don’t require any special props and can be tried easily anywhere, which is another great appeal.
And the laughs that come from slip-ups will only boost the excitement even more.
An impression that only those in the know will get
A self-impression by Maya Ayaha, a former Takarazuka Revue Cosmos Troupe otokoyaku (male-role) performer.
Even if you’ve never actually seen Takarazuka, many people have a general sense of its vibe, right? This impression is from the hugely popular “The Rose of Versailles.” I find it amusingly Takarazuka-esque that “while the other minor characters die off quickly, André not only refuses to die but even bursts into song.” If you’re confident in your singing, give it a try.
Lively Entertainment and Performances Recommended for Women (41–50)
band performance
If you have band experience, by all means give it a try.
In the video, men are participating too, but it’s of course fine if everyone is women.
If it’s a wedding reception performance, try taking on a wedding song.
As an aside, women who can play the drums are really cool, aren’t they?
Odoru Pompoko RinE-girls
‘Odoru Pompokolin’ is the debut single by B.B.
Queens, released in 1990.
As the ending theme song of the anime ‘Chibi Maruko-chan,’ it’s a tune well known by both children and adults.
This video features the E-girls version, which should be easy for women to use as a reference.
It’s also recommended for performances at events where children will be participating.