The idea of a Talent Show Party is to let everyone get a turn – everyone who wants one that is!
If someone doesn’t want to participate, that is fine. You need good audience members too.
And don’t forget to video!
Talent Show Invitations:
Make a billboard flyer telling about the upcoming talent show. Tell guests to come prepared to do some sort of talent (and give them some suggestions).
Make sure that your guests know that they can help “judge” the event, even if they don’t want to participate.
Some guests may want to team up and come up with "new talents" on the spot!
Decorations:
Hang metallic stars on the walls and from the ceiling
Set up a stage area that will give the performers plenty of room
Talent Show Suggestions for your guests:
Tell a joke
Sing a song
Do a dance
Recite a poem
Do air guitar
Whatever you can think of!
Variation:
A fun variation…instead of a Talent Show…
Have a No Talent, Talent Show! Have a pretend talent show to see who has the least talent! Some ideas are telling (bad) jokes, reciting a (bad) poem, playing with a band (badly – maybe on kazoo’s?), singing (badly) karaoke, magic tricks (badly done), dancing (bad), etc. You can team up players so they can work together if this wish. Give awards for the worst!
More Party Activities:
Play the TV Talk Game. Before the party, record actors on TVS shows. Play the tapes at the party and let your friends try to guess who the voice is.
Learn a new talent! Use a flashlight to make shadows on the wall with your hands in the shapes of animals.
Play Celebrity 20 Questions
For a Slumber Party or Sleepover:
Watch reruns American Idol, Dancing with the Stars, America's Got Talent or other talent shows. Let everyone vote for who like like best.
More Slumber Party Games
Favors:
Autograph Books
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