The phrase "a single performance on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific instance of a performance, often in the context of events, shows, or competitions.
Example: "The artist delivered a single performance on the main stage that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "one performance at" or "a solo performance on".
A single performance on stage is ephemeral, but films can still be watched 80 years after they are created.
His name is usually raised in connection with a single performance on a Sunday afternoon at the Polo Grounds in October 1952.
One under-the-radar treat: the rising American soprano Meagan Miller takes over from Ms. Schwanewilms as the Empress for a single performance, on Nov. 16.
Featuring Marceau Marcel Marceau, acknowledged to be the greatest mime of the 20th century and now the 21st century, will give a single performance on Saturday at the Westport Country Playhouse.
Two of them, Mr. Lac and Mr. Vidlar, also dance admirably in Mr. Harrell's shorter "Judson Church Is Ringing in Harlem" (which had a single performance on Sunday at MoMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens).
"The Mary Shelley Opera," which had its premiere in a concert version in a single performance on Thursday evening at the Society for Ethical Culture in Manhattan, is no exception: it has a linear narrative structure, lines up its numbers like ducks and is so steeped in tonality that it seems almost preserved in it, like fruit in sugar syrup.
When Riccardo Muti conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in a single performance of "Otello" at Carnegie Hall on Friday evening (the first of three concerts by him and the orchestra this weekend), much of the drama will center on Mr. Muti.
After performances of each of the Tetralogy operas from January to June, a single performance of the cycle takes place on June 18 , 19 23 and 26.
To secure an American copyright so as to avoid pirated American productions, the like of those that had followed English production of H.M.S. Pinafore the work premiered with a single performance in Paignton, England, on December 30 , 1879 and in New York City on December 31 , 1879
By Winthrop Sargeant The New Yorker, April 20 , 1968P. 182 Review of James Hines's opera "I Am the Way," based on the life of Jesus, which was given a single performance at the Metropolitan Opera House on the evening of Palm Sunday, under the auspices of the American Bible Society, the N. Y. Bible Society, and Christian Arts, Inc.
Review of James Hines's opera "I Am the Way," based on the life of Jesus, which was given a single performance at the Metropolitan Opera House on the evening of Palm Sunday, under the auspices of the American Bible Society, the N. Y. Bible Society, and Christian Arts, Inc.
