What are some talent show ideas?

Answer 1

you can ether try singing, dancing, or if you know gymnastics you can use that. if you are funny you can tell jokes.

for my talent show i did a whole paragraph about title songs like

when Bruno Mars through a grande Katy Perry catched it and turn into fireworks

you get the idea.

Answer 2

If you want to do something to ''wow'' the crowd at a talent show then you should probably do gymnastics, sing, dance, or even be a spokesperson for something you believe in. But the thing you dont want to do at a talent show is come unprepared so make sure you have everything done and rehersed before preforming! Hope this does you any good!

The most common talents are singing, playing an instrument, doing a dance, or performing a comical skit - of some sort. However, I always suggest that amateurs first try doing a lip-sync routine to a popular group or iconic song, e.g. LMFAO, Black Eyed Peas...or Michael Jackson, Madonna. All you have to do is mimic the video choreography, find some matching costuming at the mall, and you're good to go. Guys can always impersonate a female - like Beyonce or Lady Gaga - if they want to get a good laugh. You can also do a group like the Village People or even The Brady Bunch - that's always very funny. There are many options. Now obviously, there are many other things you can do - again if you know exactly what your talent is - but if you don't really have a "talent", then try doing a lip-sync impersonation. It always gives you the best bang for your buck.

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Answer 3

That's a good question. Planning events can be super difficult, depending on the size and type of event you're trying to organize, and a talent show is probably one of the more difficult ones.

What I would do is start by making posters. Any kind of announcement or advertisement you can make to generate interest--do it. Also, you might want to talk to friends or talented people you know and ask if they would be willing to perform in the talent show. Odds are, if you get some people interested, then they'll spread the word and their enthusiasm (hopefully!) might be contagious. What you want is to get interest up--you can even offer a prize, if people don't seem too intrigued, but there will almost always be people out there who are looking for an opportunity to showcase their talents.

You'll need a place to hold the talent show, and probably people who know how to work mics and lights. If this is a school event, then talk to whoever's in charge of a theater space. Or, make some phone calls to places in town that might have a space for a show. If town venues call for money to rent the space, then you should either charge an entrance fee (not too much) or find a different place to hold the show.

Get some people to help you with any details you might have overlooked. I recently learned the hard way that it is rarely a good idea to plan a large event by yourself. You just can't do everything alone. Best thing is to work with a group on making this happen.

Remember--it doesn't have to be too fancy. People aren't going to be watching a fog machine or strobe lights, they'll be watching the performers.

Good luck!

Answer 4

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