The phrase "arena performer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who performs in an arena setting, such as a concert, sports event, or theatrical performance.
Example: "The arena performer captivated the audience with their stunning acrobatics and powerful vocals."
Alternatives: "stadium artist" or "arena artist".
This can be the same at the performance hall or arena the performer is playing at.
The theatres on Soho's borders offered an arena for daring performers such as Maud Allan, the dancer who, in 1918, stood accused of leading the Cult of the Clitoris – a covert organisation of German spies who were said to be using homosexual seduction as a weapon against home-front morals.
Low-cost filmmaking equipment has deluded many into thinking that anyone can make a movie, especially in the nonfiction arena where no performers are required.
Or is talk radio now the best arena for a comic performer who, for me, is one of the most charismatic American orators since the demise of Bill Hicks?
Mr. Nicoli said EMI was no different from any other big music company in its efforts to sign star performers, an arena where it has competed aggressively.
He has played in several monumental bands (the Yardbirds, Cream); accompanied giants from the Beatles and Bob Dylan to Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf; and topped the charts and filled arenas as a solo performer.
This is the one arena in which a beloved performer can develop into a musical sage without an expiration date.
Socializing with other bloggers at the vast Eurovision press center adjacent to the concert arena here, Ms. Petersen noted that performers from Belarus and Ukraine had not yet taken the stage.
Depeche's cult following in the States expanded as they turned out to be surprisingly kick-ass live performers on the arena circuit, peaking with a 1988 show at the Pasadena Rose Bowl that drew 70,000.
Tens of thousands of performers flood the arena – filling it from corner to corner with practiced precision and waving their arms ecstatically in unison while grasping giant Kimjongilias (a vivid vermillion-coloured flower named after Kim Jong Il).
