The phrase "a collaborative performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance that involves cooperation and teamwork among multiple individuals or groups.
Example: "The theater company is known for its innovative productions that showcase a collaborative performance between actors, musicians, and visual artists."
Alternatives: "a joint performance" or "a teamwork-based performance".
Because wrestling is a collaborative performance, you can only look as good as your fellow performer wants you to look.
Mr. Ma seemed intent on a collaborative performance as well.
The closing event on 25 February features a collaborative performance with Andy Spence from the band New Young Pony Club.
This month, Ray accompanies six budding professional dancer/choreographers to Toronto for a collaborative performance with Canadian dancers.
All three are practitioners working within the exploratory, questioning sector of their disciplines, so when Sadler's Wells commissioned a collaborative performance piece from them, expectations for a challenging result were high.
There's something very ice and fire about Savages and Bo Ningen, who come together this month for a collaborative performance and recording that's part surrealist art project, part elemental clash.
At Kavi Gupta from Chicago is the latest from Theaster Gates, a latter-day Conceptualist who contributed a collaborative-performance-installation work to the last Whitney Biennial, while the booth of Greengrassi, a London gallery, has been lined with a whirlwind of embossed and gold-patterned paper by Pae White.
On Friday night he was at Wrongbar, a sleek spot in Toronto, where the hip-hop superstar Drake stopped in for a quick collaborative performance.
A raunchy collaborative performance between the Pet Shop Boys, the American singer Lady GaGa and the Killers lead singer Brandon Flowers closed the show.
Thus, the TAMI database was a culmination of the theoretical position slowly developed since at least 2001, purposively to allow 'bringing together unstable configurations for a particular collaborative performance, but without destroying their ability to fall apart, to return to their full potential for reconfiguration' (Christie and Verran 2013, p. 307).
According to the DJ Times, Oakenfold met the show's creator Diqui James in Buenos Aires and the two hatched a plan for a one-off collaborative performance.
