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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Entertaining Performances and Acts That Women Will Love (1–10)
Illusion Dance
There actually aren’t that many performances that work well with a fairly large group.
If you’re looking for something like that, I recommend this “Optical Illusion Dance.” In this act, everyone lines up in a single row and shares one pair of stockings with the person next to them—each person wears one leg.
When you dance in that setup, it looks as if your legs are misaligned, creating a visually puzzling performance.
Parody Song Video
A “parody song movie,” where you come up with original lyrics and turn them into a video, can instantly warm up the atmosphere.
Adding a seasonal touch or shared memories makes it even more memorable.
Even if you’re shy about performing live, a video lets you shine without the nerves—that’s a big plus! Just keep in mind that editing takes time, so start preparing with a comfortable buffer.
Instruction Manual
For a wedding reception performance, I recommend a “user manual” video.
It’s a concept where you present instructions for handling the bride to the groom.
The song Torisetsu by Kana Nishino would be a perfect BGM choice.
It can be a hit whether you go for a humorous approach or a moving, emotional one.
Chorus / A cappella / Gospel
If you think comedy acts are embarrassing, this is highly recommended.
You’ll have fun singing it yourselves, too.
It also comes across as a well-crafted, high-skill performance, so you’re sure to grab the audience’s attention! There are videos you can practice with by part, so try searching for them.
Roleplay Remake
Let’s try recreating the face of a popular celebrity with makeup.
On social media and in videos, transforming yourself into your favorite star with makeup is a popular theme.
We’ll boldly turn the makeup process itself into the entertainment segment.
These days, even 100-yen shops carry plenty of items like cosmetics, wigs, and extensions, so prepping is easy.
You can also practice alone at home.
Watching someone gradually become a well-known celebrity should be fun for the audience, don’t you think? You can even get the audience involved.
With a full-on transformation, a commemorative photo session at the end is sure to be a hit.
full-body tights
Many women may be careful about what they wear when they appear in public.
Precisely because of that, a “full-body tights suit” creates an exciting contrast.
It can be a very embarrassing outfit, but if you’re embarrassed you can’t enjoy it—so try to carry yourself with confidence.
It’s not just about putting on a full-body suit; what you do after you put it on is important too.
Parapara
These days, retro, nostalgic dances like the “bubble dance” are popular.
If you want to try a slightly old-school, nostalgic dance, how about “Para Para”? Para Para is a dance that became popular in the early 2000s, mainly booming among gyaru.
Now it might actually look fresh again and be a hit as a performance piece.
Rubik’s Cube
Rubik’s Cubes, where you align faces of the same color, are popular with both adults and children.
If, with skillful hands, the colors on the cube in front of you are quickly aligned, you might hear cheers of delight.
There are even magic tricks that make the cube’s faces line up in an instant, so why not give them a try? It may require some practice time, but it will be an impressive act that won’t look out of place as entertainment for special occasions like weddings or parties.
Otamatone
How about holding a concert with the Otamatone, the tadpole-shaped instrument? Its cute appearance is a big plus.
The sounds it makes really seem like a tadpole is chirping.
The types of sounds vary depending on the color and shape.
3 o’clock Heroine: “Common Tropes in Foreign TV Dramas”
3-ji no Heroine is a female comedy trio from the 7th generation.
How about performing their popular “foreign drama clichés” routine as entertainment at a party or drinking gathering? It recreates scenes that often appear in overseas TV dramas—the kind that make anyone who watches them chuckle.
It’s perfect for a group of women to do together, and if you dress and do your makeup to match the vibe, it’ll look great on stage too! Don’t be shy—go big and perform with energy and good rhythm!
