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The phrase "a recent performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific event or show that has taken place in the near past, often in the context of theater, music, or other live performances.
Example: "I attended a recent performance of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' at the local theater, and it was truly captivating."
Alternatives: "a recent showing of" or "a recent rendition of".
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So are György Ligeti etudes that Denk performed, to thunderous applause, at a recent performance of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
Before a recent performance of "Cyrano" Steven McElroy spoke with Ms. Poesy about performing in English, life in New York and her unconventional beauty.
(His elegant glow in a recent performance of "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" was remarkable).
Benedict Cumberbatch signing autographs after a recent performance of "Hamlet," at London's Barbican Theatre.
At a recent performance of "Harry Potter" in London, ticket holders expressed considerable wariness about resellers.
A recent performance of "avant garde" acts ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous.
A recent performance of the monthly burlesque show there was shockingly explicit.
During a recent performance of the Yuletide show "Snow Angel," at 54 Below, Mx.
That line earned a hearty laugh at a recent performance of "The Old Boy".
The Guardian spotted a number of members visibly tearing during a recent performance of the song in Beverly Hills.
By Michelle Nijhuis October 29, 2015 Benedict Cumberbatch signing autographs after a recent performance of "Hamlet," at London's Barbican Theatre.
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