"large-scale performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "large-scale performance" when talking about a project or event that is grand in scale. For example, "The theatre's large-scale performance of 'Romeo and Juliet' was a huge success."
Ken Roht is a choreographer and performer for Reza Abdoh, whose large-scale performance pieces at Los Angeles Theatre Center and elsewhere almost always provoke strong passions.
As Jesse, he doesn't give a large-scale performance, but he catches a few small things beautifully.
A large-scale performance of kunqu for the Qing emperor Qianlong in 1784 marked its high point in Chinese culture.
The advantage of this protocol over others is that we have optimized it for a robust large-scale performance that is suitable for screening.
Recent work on the TAU performance system to enable large-scale performance observation and analysis is discussed.
Last Thursday, he premièred his seventh solo album, "The Life of Pablo," at Madison Square Garden, alongside a large-scale performance piece by the Italian conceptual artist Vanessa Beecroft.
He mentions his experience with Vanessa Beecroft's large-scale performances and Mariko Mori's impossibly high-tech installations.
Two Defense Department officials said the large-scale performances of war-fighting skills — including naval warships and high-profile maneuvers — are all but certain to not happen this year.
A 710-seat performance and lecture hall serving the Department of Music and the rest of the university for large-scale performances, lectures, symposia, and rehearsals.
She has pioneered unique partnerships with both the National Park Service and the California State Park system, creating large-scale performances at park sites throughout the Bay Area.
A movable outer shell can double the building's footprint when deployed over the adjoining plaza to create The McCourt, a 17,000-square-foot (1,600 m²) light-, sound-, and temperature-controlled space for large-scale performances, installations, and events.
