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The phrase "about a performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to a specific performance, such as a play, concert, or other artistic presentation.
Example: "The article is about a performance of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' that took place last weekend."
Alternatives: "regarding a performance of" or "concerning a performance of".
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On the Globe Stage Speaking of things authentic, how about a performance of the opera "The Merry Wives of Windsor" performed on a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theater?
A classical music entry in the Listings pages on Friday about a performance of "Il Trovatore" at the Metropolitan Opera erroneously included a performer among the cast.
Talk story about a performance of dressage set to Mozart.
A music review on Tuesday about a performance of Bach's "St.
THE ARTS A music review on Tuesday about a performance of Bach's "St.
Talk story about a performance of Arthur Kopit's one-act play "Wings" which was attended by three hundred speech pathologists.
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"A great thing about watching a performance of Linda's is that you're getting something that audiences love to see.
For a "Goings on About Town" listing: a performance of the music of Thelonious Monk at Iridium.
André Watts answered the question about piano sound with a performance of the Liszt A major Piano Concerto.
Simpson joked about the incident with a performance of "Autobiography" at the Radio Music Awards on October 25.
On Culture Desk, Michael Schulman wrote about watching the Obamas watch a performance of the show.
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