In such "Shojo" (the nochi-ba of the original "Shojo"), usually the nochi-jite performs the mai alone, however, by kogaki (stage direction), sometimes a tsure (supporting actor) plays Shojo as well and two Shojo perform tsure-mai (dance by two performers); the kogaki referring to the tsuremai is different by schools, such as 'so-no-mai' (Kanze School and Konparu School), 'wago' (Hosho School), 'wago-no-mai' (Kongo School), and 'ninin-midare' (Kita School).
後シテが一人で舞うのが常の型だが、「双之舞」（観世・金春）、「和合」（宝生）、「和合之舞」（金剛）、「二人乱」（喜多）などの小書がつくと、シテとツレの二人の猩々を出し、連舞になる。