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Common collocations with performance in American Collocation

performance noun

US /pəˈfɔrməns/

given before an audience

live
public

She began recording some of her live performances.

performing alone

solo

In this solo performance, Faith Brook takes on the most challenging role of her career.

very good

brilliant
excellent
fine
good
great
impressive
memorable
outstanding
stunning

Ian McKellan’s performance is outstanding and fully deserved the standing ovation at the end.

type of performance

musical
theatrical
vocal

Emma Williams delivers a dazzling vocal performance.

time of the day

evening
matinee

Prices are often reduced for matinee performances.

type of performance

concert
dance
music
stage
theatre

The hall is used for theatre performances and musical productions.

give a performance

deliver
give

Tom Hanks gives the funniest performance of his career.

organize a performance

produce
put on
stage

The theatre regularly puts on performances of Shakespeare and well known musicals.

watch a performance

attend
go to
see
watch

Later she took ballet classes, although she had never seen a live performance.

be part of a performance

feature

The show will feature a performance from the winner of last year’s competition.