The phrase "arena to perform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or context in which someone can showcase their skills or talents, often in a competitive or public environment.
Example: "The festival provided an arena to perform for local artists, allowing them to gain exposure and connect with new audiences."
Alternatives: "platform to showcase" or "venue to display".
Over the years, Mr. Petty has occasionally taken a break from arenas to perform in smaller music halls, including a 20-show run in 1997 at the Fillmore in San Francisco and a five-night run at Chicago's Vic Theater in 2003.
Yes, he travels the world, visiting the largest arenas to perform in front of tens of thousands.
The NBA and the NHL require arenas to perform both the Canadian and American national anthems at games that involve teams from both countries.
This will provide a way to explore Shakespeare's works, an arena in which to perform social-science experiments, experience of game design for those hoping to go into the industry—and, Mr Castronova hopes, a good game.He is optimistic about the Multiverse approach, which will provide a choice of hundreds of worlds to explore.
"In the first place, it requires society with a capital 's' to provide an arena for grandes dames to perform in, and such a society doesn't exist anymore at least, not here in New York.
(She will not be in the arena, but is expected to perform the song at an undisclosed Brooklyn location, presumably a recognizable one, in another nod to the borough).
"In the first place, it requires society with a capital 's' to provide an arena for grandes dames to perform in, and such a society doesn't exist anymore — at least, not here in New York.
In other words, dressage is about guiding your horse through a series of moves inside a rectangular arena and getting it to perform those moves in the best-looking way possible.
An agent came to the arena looking for someone to perform a stunt for the commercial, and Stock was given the role.
