The phrase "and recent performances of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing the latest performances of a person, group, or entity, often in the context of sports, arts, or any performance-related field.
Example: "The report highlights the team's strategy and recent performances of the players during the tournament."
Alternatives: "and the latest performances of" or "and current performances of".
Sylvio is played by Sylvio Bernardi with a bittersweet comedic grace; it's a unique kind of acting, done under a gorilla mask and without a word, and it's among the best recent performances of any kind.
There is a way to fool an audience that has remained loyal to the company for decades, and when it roared after recent performances of George Balanchine's "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" it rightly singled out Nikolaj Hubbe, powerfully carving his way through space: a passionate dancer.
Now well into her professional career (she completed her master's in 2001 and her doctorate in 2006), Ms. Cuckson has broadened the repertory on which her reputation is founded, with eloquent recent performances of Beethoven, and even the sweetly neo-Romantic music of Korngold.
The recent performances of Keigwin + Company, at the Joyce, hit those notes, and were accessible in the best sense.
Recent performances of American Ballet Theater's production of Swan Lake featured a new hero and a new villain.
Recent performances of the song, however, have featured less lighting effects.
These days, he's in heavy demand outside the city, with a summer touring schedule packed with stops in Ibiza and other European destinations, and a recent performance of his 2010 modular synthesizer album under his No Boundaries alias, Modular Pursuits, at the ARTE Concert Festival in Paris.
The development of Soriano and the recent performance of Hasegawa could make the Mariners' already steady bullpen a formidable one in the postseason.
A video of the Boston Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps' recent performance of a show dubbed "Quixotic" zooms in on the pit keyboard player, a human embodiment of ferocity, intensity and savage beauty.
