| PARTYPIECE | Poem, song, act etc. performed to entertain others (5,5) |
| PARTYTRICK | Bash fool - it's performed to entertain others (5,5) |
| ENCORES | Demands, as by applause, for repetitions of a song, act, etc. (7) |
| ACCOSTED | Went up and addressed Greek island, performed to entertain it (8) |
| ECSTATIC | Rapturous act, etc, is confusing (8) |
| KEYHOLE | ____ surgery, one using endoscopes etc. performed through small incisions (7) |
| CURATESEGG | Selects acts etc., say, before gig's start? It's a mixed bag (7,3) |
| INGRATIATE | A giant rite performed to curry favour (10) |
| TROUBADOUR | A travelling poet and singer who performed to noble families in southern Europe in the Middle Ages (10) |
| AMUSE | An early start to employ and entertain others (5) |
| CARMINIS | Poematis, cantus, cantionis: poem, song, incantation (gen. sing.) |
| AUBADE | Dawn poem, song |
| PSALM | Biblical poem/song (5) |
| DUAN | Gaelic bard or poet's name for a canto, poem, song, stanza or verse (4) |
| MAGIC | Card tricks, disappearing acts, etc. |
| HOST | One who entertains others as guests |
| CPR | Medical technique that can be performed to the beat of the song "Stayin' Alive": Abbr. |
| JIVE | Dance performed to jazz music |
| PERNICIOUSNESS | Precise unisons performed to destruction (14) |
| DIDCOT | Performed to a small house near Oxford (6) |
