The phrase "awaited performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a performance that has been anticipated or expected.
Example: "The awaited performance of the orchestra drew a large crowd eager to hear the new symphony."
Alternatives: "anticipated performance" or "expected performance".
December 15 2013 December 17 201313 Dec. 15 at 5 and Dec. 17 at 7 30: A Minnesota Orchestra thread runs through the Society's fondly awaited performances of the Brandenburg Concertos; the crew includes Jorja Fleezanis, the ensemble's former concertmaster, and Cynthia Phelps, once its principal violist, in addition to the flutist Tara Helen O'Connor, the hornist Stewart Rose, and others.
In a festival packed with musical acts, as film subjects (documentaries about Paul Simon, Neil Young – at nearby Slamdance – and James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem) and DJs (Questlove has been doing the rounds), one of the most hotly awaited performances was Drake's exclusive late-night show at the Bing Bar on Saturday.
With Grisélidis and Cendrillon complete, though still awaiting performance, Massenet began work on Sapho, based on a novel by Daudet about the love of an innocent young man from the country for a worldly-wise Parisienne.
Still, under this same Goldfaden regime he had his first taste of real stardom when people in Chişinău camped in the courtyards awaiting performances.
Saul issued a request for volunteers, who gathered together for battle but awaited the performance of the sacrifice before the battle by Samuel.
Yet there was James Truman one night last winter, standing in the Boom Boom Room on the top floor of the Standard Hotel, sipping a vodka gimlet as he awaited a performance by Sebastien Leon, the young musician with whom he had been working for 18 months.
One of the most keenly awaited Shakespearean performances of recent times – Sir Derek Jacobi's King Lear – is to be broadcast live in more than 300 cinemas across the world.
"Scared-Brave" shows a small bunny hiding behind his huge bass fiddle as an audience of excitable fruits and vegetables awaits his performance.
"They recreated the space but they brought over the spirit from the old place," Ms. Tuuhea said, sipping red wine at the club's bar and awaiting a performance by Carlos Bica, a Portuguese bassist with a cult following whose sometime backing band, Azul, conjures gorgeously strange avant-garde soundscapes.
But her inexperience showed, and she had a hard time holding a crowd eagerly awaiting her performance of "Royals".
