The phrase "a show focusing on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the main theme or subject matter of a television program or performance.
Example: "The documentary is a show focusing on the impact of climate change on wildlife."
Alternatives: "a program centered on" or "a series highlighting".
Here they will offer a show focusing on all those vows made on Jan . 1— the ones everyone is already breaking.
Also, he noted, there has never been a show focusing on only those years.
(It's still an odd choice for a show focusing on 20th- and 21st-century photography, but never mind).
In addition, the Rubell Family Collection will open a show focusing on more than 100 female artists in its collection, including Sherrie Levine and Kara Walker.
At the Qatar National Convention Center, meanwhile, one of Louise Bourgeois's "Maman" spiders has crept into position, in anticipation of "Conscious and Unconscious," a show focusing on Bourgeois that is set to open Jan . 20in Katara, a yet-to-be-finished "cultural village" that is so far home to offices and the government-run art gallery that will exhibit the 30 or so Bourgeois works.
This works particularly well if you call a show focusing on the genre of music you make.[12].[12]
I created this piece for a group show focusing on Spring.
A show focused on the 54th Massachusetts Regiment, led by Robert Gould Shaw, a white colonel, opens next month at the Museum of African American History in Boston.
On March 13 and March 14, they go their separate ways, stylistically at least, with a show focussing on the solo years of the legendary foursome's members.
The Brooklyn Museum went on a mini-spree of acquisition for a show focused on Hispanic imperialists who flaunted wealth and influence.
Mr. Lickona said the new venue might offer new opportunities for brand extensions down the line, like a show focused on Latin music or a comedy showcase.
