What short talent show is suitable for performing on stage?

Sketches, cross talk, allegro, tongue twisters, tongue-in-cheek, etc.

1. Sketch

Sketch is a small piece of art. In the broad sense, sketches include a wide range of subjects. In the ancient Indian Buddhist scriptures, they refer to the seven-volume "Sketches of Prajnaparamita Sutra". In prose, they refer to shorter literary styles; in the narrow sense, sketches generally refer to shorter art of speaking and acting.

Its basic requirements are clear language, natural form, and the ability to fully understand and express the character and language characteristics of each character. The most representative one is comedy sketches.

2. Crosstalk

Crosstalk is a folk rap art. It takes the form of speaking, learning, teasing and singing to highlight its characteristics. Famous crosstalk actors include Zhang Shouchen, Ma Sanli, Hou Baolin, Liu Baorui, Ma Ji, Jiang Kun, Hou Yaowen, Su Wenmao, Guo Degang, etc.

Chinese crosstalk has three major birthplaces: Beijing Tianqiao, Tianjin Quanyechang and Nanjing Confucius Temple. The art of crosstalk originated in North China, became popular in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, and spread throughout the country and abroad. It began in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and flourished in the contemporary era.

The performance is mainly performed verbally, mainly in Beijing dialect. The main props include folding fans, handkerchiefs and wake-up wood. Performance forms include stand-up comedy, dialogue comedy, group comedy, etc. It is a folk art form that is rooted in the folk, originates from life, and is very popular among the masses.

3. Allegro

Allegro is a traditional rap art, which belongs to the rhyme genre of Chinese folk art. In the early years, it was called "Shu Lai Bao", also known as "Jingle", "Liu Kou Zhe" and "Lian Zi Zui". It evolved from "Lotus Fall" sung by poor people in the Song Dynasty.

Allegro was originally a way and means used by beggars to ask for money or food when begging on the street. It has a long history. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Allegro became a real part of folk art. exists as a form of performance.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Allegro art has achieved great development and formed three major art schools that are famous throughout the country, namely: Gao School (Gao Fengshan), Wang School (Wang Fengshan), and Li School (Li Runjie).

4. Tongue twisters

Tongue twisters are also called quick tongue twisters, tongue twisters, tongue twisters, etc. It is a traditional Chinese language game. Because it intentionally brings together a number of double-sounded words, overlapping words, or words with the same and similar pronunciation to form a simple and interesting rhyme, which requires rapid reading, so it is easy to read. People feel that it has a strong sense of rhythm and is full of fun.

Tongue twisters are Chinese folk language games. Words whose initials, finals or tones are easily confused are combined into repeated, overlapping, tongue-twisting and awkward sentences, which require rapid reading in one breath.

5. Guankou

A common form of expression in cross talk, also called "back mouth". The word "Guan" in "Guankou" means to complete it in one go and to the end. Common jokes such as "Reporting the Name of the Dish", "Eight Screens" and "White Events" all contain long passages.

Guankou is divided into two types: Da Guan'er and Xiao Guan'er. Daguan'er generally has hundreds of sentences, such as "Reporting the Name of the Dish" and "Geographic Map" (also known as "Two Daguan'er"). Xiao Guan'er generally ranges from a dozen to dozens of sentences. For example, there are some Xiao Guan'er in "Baishihui".