'performance acts' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to acts or presentations which are performed live in front of an audience. For example: "The show tonight featured a variety of performance acts, including dancers, singers, and a magic act."
I don't know if it's going to work.' He uses all these performance acts to achieve his goals".
The artist and the architect have teamed up to create a limited-edition table, which will be used in one of her performance acts.
The carnival will feature a range of activities including art projects, carnival games, and performance acts for children to enjoy with their buddy.
After early evening classes on Friday, you can dance to a live band and watch cabaret and following Saturday classes it's the One Night at the Savoy party with live bands and performance acts.
Oh, sure, there were burgeoning art luminaries such as Keith Haring and Kenny Scharf and George Condo, but Magnuson and Arias were the must-see performance acts, at venues like Club 57, on St. Mark's Place.
Leibowitz's attempt to exclude God from history thus leaves him apparently unable to account for the divinity of the commandments in a manner that would render their performance acts of commitment to God in the ordinary sense.
Let's not forget the residents who'll also sublet their box room to a 12-piece avant-garde performance act for £500 a week.
Here a violent mob, on the grounds that a play offended their religion, successfully prevented its performance, acted as censors, and threatened the life of its author.
They cited concerns about the political environment in Russia, like the granting of asylum to the security-file leaker Edward J. Snowden, the adoption of a law against gay "propaganda" and the prosecution of Pussy Riot, the punk performance act.
Busch Gardens in Tampa was award for its "Opening Night Critters" show, named best edutainment performance act.
The bill, called the Pay Performance Act, passed the House on Wednesday.
