"granddaughter performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example: "The school play received a standing ovation, but the highlight of the night was my granddaughter's performance as the lead role."
The following evening, I went to my 15-year-old granddaughter's choral performance at her school, and it filled me with joy to hear her beautiful voice.
Since the end of the aughts, the Brooklyn-based artist has become a darling of the art and fashion beaux mondes — Picasso's granddaughter arranged an early performance at Art Basel Miami, and Louis Vuitton commissioned a live work for its flagship store on Fifth Avenue.
This of course was long before his granddaughter Patty and her performance with the SLA, one of the more compelling public art/media spectacles in our time.
Mr. Luján's gruff, honest performance is especially noteworthy given the giggly granddaughters and sensitive holy men who constantly threaten to upstage him.
Jack Jacobs, who brought his granddaughter Hannah Fairnington and a friend of hers to a recent performance, reported that the girls were frightened by the sword fights and stylized blood and confused by the plot intrigue.
The first performance was either Di bobe mitn einikl (Grandmother and Granddaughter) or Dos bintl holţ (The Bundle of sticks); sources disagree.
These annual parties, which begin in mid-December and continue, relentlessly, through late January, are a longstanding Russian tradition in which children endure performances of various levels of vapidity, featuring Grandfather Frost and his granddaughter the Snowgirl.
The performance of the musical "Nord-Ost," or North-East, that her two granddaughters, Ksyusha and Nastya, and her daughter Anna, were attending, was seized by guerrillas.
Ms. Parnas (a granddaughter of the famed cellist Leslie Parnas) brought velvety sound, articulate passagework and keen imagination to her performance, abetted all the way by Mr. Laredo and his players.
The former is represented by early performance photographs lent by Carrie Potter Devening of Waco, Tex.; she is the granddaughter of Tom and Margaret Potter, who founded the long-shuttered Upstage Club in Asbury Park.
"Why?" her granddaughter asked.
