The phrase "a time when performers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or occasion involving performers, often in the context of a performance or event.
Example: "There was a time when performers captivated audiences with their extraordinary talents and creativity."
Alternatives: "an era in which performers" or "a moment when performers".
Ms. Krauss is three decades into her recording career, which is often the time when performers who have passed through the country spotlight feel the need to rub away commercial gloss and reinvent themselves as models of grounded artistry by adopting approaches that seem older, sturdier, unsullied by fleeting trends.
She became a specialist in modern American music at a time when few performers gave it much thought.
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The unifying element being that 90% of carers are over 30, "a time when high performers are doing great things", says Helen Chipchase, disability and carers lead at BT, and a former carer herself.
But at a time when some performers might be considering retirement, Ms. Harris has found a new challenge: she is tackling the works of Edward Albee -- the playwright of repressed emotion and knotty syntax.
Her heyday was the "Mad Man" era, a time when burlesque performers hobnobbed with Hollywood royalty and didn't have the strip club stigma that later evolved.
But Sherman's "My Son, the Folksinger" seemed overtly Jewish at a time when Jewish performers generally reserved their ethnic material for the Catskills.
It's such a reversal of the terrible trend that we live in, at a time when a performer of 19th-century music can make more in a night than some composers can in a year, and every composer must be gratified by it.
Once we have gotten over the big gimmick -- we're a jury deciding the fate of a doctor arraigned for murder, at a time when the performer himself is awaiting trial for perjury he is charged with committing when he successfully sued a London tabloid for libel 13 years ago -- we're bound to ask whether we're watching a tense, inventive courtroom drama.
It was a time when adventurous New York performers moved freely among disparate audiences: Mr. Glass played at rock venues like Max's Kansas City, Fab Five Freddy spun records for the crowd at the Kitchen.
