The phrase "cheesy performance" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a performance or act that is overly exaggerated or unauthentic, often in a humorous or mocking manner. Example: The school play was a disaster, with the lead actor delivering a cheesy performance that had the audience cringing in their seats.
But if the music is defiantly arty, the singer employs every trick in the cheesy performance handbook, leading mass sing-alongs and even encouraging a Mexican wave.
This year, cut the expensive canned keynote speaker, the cheesy performance incentive gifts, and by all means, the trust falls.
Leslie Grey Steeler of The Palm Beach Post acknowledged Lynche was usually cheesy in his performances, but favored his rendition of "It Only Hurts when I'm Breathing", saying, "I loved it" and calling it "awesome".
For me, it's just indulging my passion for overwrought choreography, pure performance and cheesy music.
Room Nothing remotely cheesy about Brie Larson's performance in this story of a child raised with his mother in enforced isolation from the world.
It was hard to see exactly what the real production will look like while watching it in the rehearsal space, but Stone asked us to imagine the opening scene as "a big cheesy pageant," and the performance definitely matched that vibe.
Shearman and Pearson felt that the episode's lack of complexity was refreshing, but ultimately the "awkward" performances and "cheesy" approach to its subject matter detracted from it.
GREG FLECK Dave Chapelle's Block Party Hopscotch The only thing I haven't missed while Dave's been off smoking cones in South Africa, is his penchant for throwing to an ad break every five seconds and the cheesy, epic hip hop performances at the end of each episode.
Eastern time slot), presents Mr. Miller and other comics doing standup, but cut into their stage performances are deliberately cheesy videos illustrating some of the jokes.
Nevertheless, these moments of gruesomeness knit rather well into the prevailing aesthetic, which is one of self-conscious artifice: Chapman has gone full out with the built set locations, ironically cheesy back projections and studiedly theatrical performances.
And if the finale – a mimed drag performance to My Way – is cheesy, it's a suitable closing to a show that, in the end, is celebrates its subject.
