The phrase "a performance show" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or program that features performances, such as music, dance, or theater.
Example: "The annual festival will include a performance show showcasing local talent and artists."
Alternatives: "a talent showcase" or "a live performance event."
But that number came one day after Wednesday's "Idol" recorded the lowest-ever rating for a performance show, a 3.2 rating (about 4 million viewers).
"Dancing With the Stars" on ABC fell to a series low for a performance show in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49
Among Gran Porto's amenities for the little humans are the Oki Kids Club, the T-Zone teen lounge, a playground, a couple of wading pools, a mini golf and kid-friendly activities like a performance show for the parents.
Following the success of Carey's previous two albums and the growing critical commentary on her lack of concert tours and unsubstantial televised performances, Sony BMG organized a performance show at the Kaufman Astoria Studios, New York on March 16 , 1992
Following the success of Carey's previous two albums and the growing critical commentary on her lack of concert tours and unsubstantial televised performances, Sony BMG organised a performance show at the Kaufman Astoria Studios, New York on March 16 , 1992
Activity: A Pleasure or Trail horse wouldn't need as much herbal supplements, as compared to a Hunter Hack or a Performance Show Jumper or Eventer.
The rest of the cast was spectacular, too, in a performance shown live on big screens around the country last Wednesday – but DiDonato stole the show.
A framed flyer from a performance shows reviews from Amsterdam, Rome and London; The New York Herald Tribune said she had "the stage presence of a diva".
I don't think it's the end, we can show a credible performance, show we're good enough and hopefully we might get something".
Understand the regulations By most regulations, at a Western Performance Show horses can be banded or left natural but trimmed.
"Ennoia" (2002), a video performance showing on a nearby monitor, documents a six-hour semi-immersion in a cast-concrete vessel at the Diapason Gallery in Manhattan.
