The phrase "a performance venue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a place where performances, such as concerts, plays, or other live events, take place.
Example: "The city is known for its vibrant arts scene, with a performance venue that hosts various cultural events throughout the year."
Alternatives: "a concert hall" or "a theater space".
The design will include gardens, playing fields, jogging trails, a cafe, water features, outdoor art, a performance venue and a dog run.
But, management having turned the Ivy into a performance venue, I'd love to see them stage Pinter's Celebration, which offers a caustic view of restaurant clientele.
With his new show, Maestro, Hodgson is appearing once again in the Voodoo Rooms, which is barely even a performance venue at all.
Since Mr. Schwarz was formally appointed president in 2003, Purchase College has forged relationships with jazz clubs downtown, Chelsea art galleries and Symphony Space, a performance venue.
She installed a café, called Dylan's, and turned an eighty-two-seat former movie theatre in the building into a practice space, which she hopes will one day be a performance venue.
Chardiet is a twenty-three-year-old native of Brooklyn who refined her work as Pharmakon at Red Light District, a house in Far Rockaway that, since 2008, has served as a performance venue for noise artists.
Along with the stadium, which will have a maximum capacity of 80,000, the development will include a large, covered plaza, a 6,000-seat 6,000-seate venue and (eventually) an extensive collection of commercial, retail and residential sperformance
The new site is really a virtual performance venue, which is a more interesting aspect than the political side -- who, after all, could argue against workplace equality?
100 Hill Road, Bandra (West), facebook.com/livefromtheconsole. Performance times and entrance fees vary Perhaps only in space-starved Mumbai could the stairs of a heritage structure become a regular performance venue.
Recitals featuring song cycles, i.e., German lieder, French mélodie, English art song, are standard fare with all classical vocalists, particularly those whose primary association is in the operatic world and who can draw a loving crowd to a smaller performance venue.
Another delight stemmed from experiencing a performance in the Opéra Royal's exquisite 650-seat 18th-century theater, which reopened two years ago after a thorough renovation and is now a significant performance venue, mainly for early music.
