The phrase "attended performing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who participated in a performance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She attended performing arts classes every weekend to improve her skills."
Alternatives: "participated in performances" or "took part in performances".
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As the cost of attending performing arts programs increases dramatically, and as people move out of urban areas, the arts face growing competition from VCRs and television.
"'I learned to be more polite, how to sing and dance better -- and also developed a new style," said Zheng Xin, 18, who last year was attending performing arts school in Hebei and now, in the studio, was wearing baggy jeans and a fuzzy pink sweater, with bright red streaks through her yellow hair.
"I will continue to work with RAD on the issue and will write to the Minister for Education regarding new guidelines for schools" Mr McBirnie welcomed Mr Vaizey's dialogue with Mr Hinds and hopes it will help persuade more heads to allow pupils to attend performing arts exams in school hours.
An "artistic and creative" streak lead her to attend performing arts college, and attain a degree in drama.
The community offers students the opportunity to attend performance events, perform or display artwork, and participate in performance-related community service activities.
Davis and her sister Deloris (who is now Deloris Grant and teaches drama at the Central Falls high school they attended) started performing early.
She attended a performing arts middle school in the San Fernando Valley before her acting work required her to turn to private tutoring as high school began.
They moved to Los Angeles when Zane Carney got a part on a sitcom, "Dave's World" with Harry Anderson, and the brothers attended a performing arts high school.
Maybe it is because they both attended the performing arts BRIT school in Croydon, but it seems, especially in Britain, Lewis and Winehouse are forever linked in the media eye as polar opposites.
According to a survey on public participation scheduled to be released on Thursday by the National Endowment for the Arts, one out of every three Americans, or about 78 million people, visited an art exhibition or attended a performing arts event in 2012.
