The phrase "art of performing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skill, technique, or creativity involved in performing arts or any type of performance.
Example: "The art of performing requires not only talent but also dedication and practice to master."
Alternatives: "skill of performance" or "craft of performing".
And, by doing so, both actors provide a window into the mysterious, arduous art of performing, even when their performances are, alas, far superior to the material they have to work with.
Kmett'Pendry and Lifson are both eminently watchable, supple and exact and skilled in the art of performing.
The 19th century saw other great riders who were champions of bareback riding the art of performing acrobatic and gymnastic feats on the bare backs of loping horses.
It is owned by the New York Theater Organ Society, which was created to preserve organs and the art of performing organ music in front of audiences.
In the production that opened Thursday night at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, Callas is supposedly in an auditorium at the Juilliard School in the early 1970s, where she is instructing students on the art of performing opera.
At times the results bear an unfortunate resemblance to the work of the Reduced Shakespeare Company, a San Francisco comedy group that has perfected the art of performing the complete works of the Bard in less than an hour.
They would bring together at ground zero the worlds of dance, theater and the fine arts, in a cluster of performing arts and gallery spaces that would fill the cultural calendar year-round.
It helped me learn the art of live performing, because no two shows are alike.
"Performance art is being embraced in a whole new way," said Philip Bither, the senior curator of performing arts at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.
She has captured the most stubborn citadel of theater arts, Beijing opera; surmounted the highest peak of performing arts, ballet.
The government also supports the arts with the establishment of high schools of performing arts, paying salaries to artists, and permitting travel outside the country for artistic groups.
