The phrase "all this performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of actions, behaviors, or displays that are being observed or discussed, often in a critical or evaluative context.
Example: "I can't believe all this performance just to impress the judges; it feels so over the top."
Alternatives: "all this show" or "all this display".
Over all, this performance felt more focused and dramatically fulfilling than opening night, which had been preceded by considerable drama offstage, with Ms. Warner's withdrawal as director because of health problems.
And the key thing is you can get all this performance and what will happen perhaps, in the next few years is people come up to consensus saying, look, everybody has to do this.
All this performance needed, really, was a few dozen more of Mr. Christie's employees; costumes and a bit of scenery; a more expansive, dramatic, lyrical score by Lully or Rameau; and a comfortably reverberant hall with a stage and pit big enough to accommodate all the rest.
The problem this tends to create is that while the car is theoretically faster, judging by its maximum downforce levels, the drivers cannot access all this performance out on the track.
All this performance is made possible by bulletproof German engineering that will keep you running strong for many years to come.
In the finale the strings unleashed thick downbows for a moment, as though parodying classic Bruckner, reminding us of all that this performance was not.
However, if the ablation method can freely target any visible point on the surface of the asteroid, almost all of this performance can be recovered.
It's all just this performance.
In the ballroom scene, when you're walking balls, it's all about this performance.
We're sure it took enormous studying and practice, but homeboy doesn't break a sweat at all in this performance.
There aren't any new solo performers out there that are interesting; now it's all this assisted-performance type of thing".
