The phrase "a ballroom performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dance or theatrical performance that takes place in a ballroom setting, often involving formal dance styles.
Example: "The gala featured a stunning ballroom performance that captivated the audience with its elegance and grace."
Alternatives: "a dance performance" or "a formal dance event".
On Monday, listeners will hear from the BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Gavin Sutherland, live from War Memorial Park, as they are joined by stars from Strictly Come Dancing for a spectacular ballroom performance introduced by Katie, before Nigel Kennedy takes to the stage once more to play excerpts from Vivaldi's Four Seasons as well as his own unique tribute to Jimi Hendrix.
There are also selections from a reconstructed 1890's ballroom performance in the Library's Great Hall.
Nicole Agaronnik '20, left, and Tai Robert Penn '20 give a short wheelchair ballroom dance performance during the Festival of Scholarship, Aug. 24 in the Physical Sciences Building Atrium.
His audition for Welk was an impromptu performance with the Welk band at a ballroom in St . Louis
It could be many things at different times: a museum, a ballroom (I like waltzing), a place to practise and perform classical music, punk music, performance writing.
They played 90% of songs from the new album to a ballroom full of fans, and finished the night with a special performance of "Young Folks".
About 1,000 grassroots activists packed a ballroom in an Atlanta hotel to watch the Republican debate, and they went home thrilled with the performance.
A ballroom near the lobby, lined in carved garlands and fluted pilasters, is being turned into a communal gallery and performance hall.
5pm-8.30pm every Friday, Saturday and Sunday evening until 20 December; adults £8, children £4; 01842 814612; forestry.gov.uk Winter Wonderland, Gloucester Adding a bit of glam to the proceedings, the centre of Gloucester's Winter Wonderland is a Belgian Spiegeltent – part ballroom, part performance venue, part cafe-bar – which will host concerts and shows throughout December.
