The phrase "performance of the ballet" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of presenting or executing a ballet, typically in front of an audience. Example: The performance of the ballet was breathtaking, with its intricate choreography and stunning costumes.
He traced his interest in ballet to a performance of the Ballet Russe he attended as a young man in Seattle, where he was visiting relatives.
As a unified blend of poetry, music, and movement, the court ballet dates from the performance of the Ballet comique de la reine at a court wedding in 1581.
Tomorrow's matinee performance of the ballet also features role debuts by Ashley Bouder and Joaquin De Luz.
The company's performance of the ballet, Elsinore will be shown in its entirety in the TV programme.
As the technical demands of performance became greater and the amateurs gave way to the professionals, performance of the ballet moved from the dance floor onto the stage.
New casts in this ballet are a rarity; only Fonteyn and Nureyev danced it in the decade following the premiere, and after their final performance of the ballet in 1973, "Marguerite and Armand" was not seen until 2000.
John Coltrane had written a song called Dahomey Dance after the name of my country and it has been said that Miles Davis's modal approach in Kind of Blue was inspired by a performance of the Ballets de Guinée that he attended.
In the US, Maggie sang with the Irish folk band the Chieftains at some performances of the ballet.
It was here that she gave her famous soupers for Diaghileff after the performances of the Ballet in the great days; the last entertainment she provided for him was a performance by the "Blackbirds" and Florence Mills.
The orchestration, which the company commissioned from Britten in 1941 for $300, had disappeared from recent performances of the ballet and was listed as "missing" in a catalog of Britten's works.
The fall programs (the series continues in March) include complete concert performances of the ballet "Romeo and Juliet" and the opera "The Love for Three Oranges," as well as a program featuring music from the films "Ivan the Terrible" and "Alexander Nevsky".
