Jessica Mauboy to perform at Emmys' Governor's Ball Huge honour ... Jessica Mauboy will perform before an Emmys crowd. Photo: Robert Peet If you're an emerging Australian artist keen to conquer Hollywood, there are few stages which offer the exposure of American TV's Emmy Awards. Australian singer Jessica Mauboy has been named as part of the "after show" entertainment at America's annual TV awards. The 24-year-old Darwin-born performer will sing at the Governor's Ball, the official post-gongs bash. It's an elusive prize for any performer, and one which will put her in front of the most powerful figures in the American entertainment industry: agents, network executives and producers, as well as a who's who of film and TV. The guest list for Sunday night's awards totals 3800, a ticket that includes the Emmy Awards themselves and the official after-party, the Governor's Ball. That is followed by a slew of studio and production company parties around the west side of Los Angeles, including parties thrown by 20th Century Fox and HBO. The roughly 20,000 square feet of the Los Angeles Convention Centre will be transformed for the party, with a 60-foot wide elevated dance floor. The theme for the party will be "the enchanted forest." Party organiser Russ Patrick said the party would be "stylised, magical, whimsical, colourful." In addition to Mauboy, the after-show entertainment will include The Red Hot Band, the girl band Bella Electric Strings and the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts. They will all perform on a two-tier rotating stage. Details of the after-party have historically been kept secret until American television's night of nights, but details are leaking in the US media. Among them: the menu will include beef filet mignon, followed by a "devil's food cake" with roasted cherries and marscapone cheese. In total, the event will go through 10,000 main course and side plates. More than 5000 wine glasses and 3500 champagne flutes will be deployed, to hold some 5,490 bottles of wine.