The phrase "a second performance on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional instance of a performance or event that is taking place on a specific date or occasion.
Example: "The theater announced a second performance on Saturday due to high demand for tickets."
Alternatives: "an additional performance on" or "a follow-up performance on".
She performed Tuesday night in Stockholm, then called off a second performance on Wednesday night after consulting with a doctor.
(There was a second performance on Sunday evening).
The work received its premiere at the South Congregational Church in July, and will have a second performance on Sept. 16 at Wesleyan University, where Mr. Bruce is a professor of music and American studies.
And with them ends the Twelfth Night Festival that the church organized around the Bach at One concerts, including "Vespers of 1640," an assemblage of music by Monteverdi and others presented by the Green Mountain Project at the Church of St .Jean Baptiste on the Upper East Side, to be given a second performance on Wednesday evening.
He organised a second performance of Messiah on 3 June, which was announced as "the last Performance of Mr Handel's during his Stay in this Kingdom".
For gluttons, there's a third performance on a fortepiano based on Conrad Graf originals from around 1830: more jangly and metallic but with its own resiliency.
That was also true of a third performance on Thursday night, though Mr. Stiefel should give up trying to act, and the demure Stella Abrera was miscast as the murderous Gamzatti, Solor's fiancée.
A second performance at 8 p.m. on Saturday includes the Westminster Community Chorus.
Naturally, the show was sold out, but they were considering adding a second performance; did I want to be on a waiting list?
Second, performance on ECFMG certification examinations (USMLE/ CSA) is an imperfect marker of the quality of medical education programs.
