The phrase "a community performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a performance that involves participation or representation from a community, often in a cultural or artistic context.
Example: "The annual festival featured a community performance that showcased local talent and traditions."
Alternatives: "a local performance" or "a communal show".
He made it into a community performance space".
This can cover the full spectrum, from a traditional concert setting right through to a community performance involving hundreds of participants.
Last week you could hear Varèse's Déserts with video by Bill Viola in the old Concorde hangar (now a museum of flight), a community performance of Britten's Noye's Fludde in Dunbar, or the music of Gesualdo in the huge parish church of Haddington.
The main strategy for motivating the CHWs was a community performance-based financing (PBF) system, funded by government and donor resources, whereby CHWs were organized into cooperatives and received small payments into group accounts based on reporting and achievement of treatment and referral targets.
On the other hand, it would be hard to find a more consoling or transcendent image of connectedness than when, in the opening scene, the three Apple sisters try shape-note singing, a style of community performance introduced in the early 19th century.
"There's a community theater performance of 'The Wizard of Oz,' " she said.
April, who 10 years earlier had attended "one of the leading dramatic schools of New York", stars in a community theatre performance and, on the drive home from the disastrous premiere, the couple argue viciously: Now, as the house swam up close in the darkness with its cheerful blaze of kitchen and carport lights, they tensed their shoulders and set their jaws in attitudes of brute endurance.
This will allow consumers to compare companies' environmental or community performance as easily as they can compare prices when choosing a product.
He said federal and state governments already monitored community performance by banks, and he warned that the measure could discourage banks from taking public deposits.
In 1986, Melnick and her husband, Leopold Teraspulsky founded the Musicorda Summer String Festival, dedicated to providing intensive training and community performance opportunities to the world's best student string players.
The 50 volunteer projects in and around London before September are conducted in collaboration with charities such as educational charity Envision, volunteering organisation Young Timebank and community performance space Hoxton Hall.
