The phrase "a long performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance that lasts for an extended period of time, such as a play, concert, or dance recital.
Example: "The audience was captivated by the long performance, which lasted over three hours without an intermission."
Alternatives: "an extended performance" or "a lengthy performance".
"It's going to be a long performance," Ms. Wright said.
They are not inhibited by the accumulated layers of a long performance history.
More effortless, and more successful, was Kiko Rodríguez, who has a commanding voice but delivered it casually over a long performance that never flagged.
There is a kind of contemplative or meditative aspect to a long performance in which nothing happens — although things happen, very slowly, internally to the viewer and to the performer.
Today's charts show that in four Olympic swimming events with a long performance history, the most recent women's winning times (we have used 2012 results where applicable) would all have won gold medals as recently as the 1960s and '70s.
But whereas "Fancy Free," a character ballet with a taut narrative and a long performance tradition at Ballet Theater, seems evergreen, the plotless "Baker's Dozen" is more stylistically elusive.
The actor fully embraced audiences' reverence for the musical, frequently appearing at fan events commemorating the film, including sing-a-long performances at the Hollywood Bowl.
After an hour long performance, with a lot of his customary swagger Christie's not answering and the people of New Jersey still deserve answers," he said.
While European REITs don't have a very long performance record, the evidence is encouraging.
While European REITs don't have a very long performance record, the evidence to date is encouraging.
Bleeding Gums Murphy makes a 26-minute long performance of the "Star-Spangled Banner" at the game where Homer performs his first dance.
