The phrase "a clutch of performance" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing a group or collection of performances, but it may require clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "The festival showcased a clutch of performance that highlighted various artistic talents."
Alternatives: "a series of performances" or "a collection of performances".
England's six-wicket win over Pakistan here on Tuesday featured a clutch of heartening performances from players hoping to travel onwards for the Test tour of South Africa next month.
There's a clutch of classic performances to choose from: Kathleen Ferrier, gravely tragic, with Bruno Walter at the piano (Decca); Elisabeth Schumann and Gerald Moore EMII); Lotte Lehmann - turning in a performance that goes straight to the solar plexus - with Bruno Walter again (Sony).
My first Winter's Tale was at Stratford in 1960 when Eric Porter was Leontes and Peggy Ashcroft was Paulina: I can still hear Porter's incredulity when, at the trial of Hermione, he cried "Your actions are my dreams?" Since then, I've seen a clutch of fine performances.
Maxine Peake stars as the beguiling Brooks, the eponymous red-top, and there are a clutch of brilliant cameo performances.
West Ham had a clutch of top-level performances, including one from the new signing at the back, Angelo Ogbonna, but it was the other new boy, Payet, who was the star.
Still: a clutch of very fine performances help see you though: predictably Meryl Streep, best at her most vulnerable; less predictably Emily Blunt, who's fresh and very funny as the baker's wife, consistently rising above the pack with off-beat readings.
The show was a big hit off Broadway, bringing Urie – who also features in the multi-award-winning TV comedy Modern Family – a clutch of awards for his performance.
That man is Narayan Kamble, a white-bearded folk singer who has been arrested during a matinee performance amid a clutch of tenements in Mumbai.
He's taken the unknown Tahar Rahim and coaxed out a performance that has seen him nominated for a clutch of awards.
"Bubbly Black Girl," which has been incubating for five years while garnering a clutch of awards and development grants, began as a more purely autobiographical performance piece.
