"performance place" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the location of a performance, such as a musical or theatrical performance. For example, "I'm headed to the performance place to enjoy a show at the theater."
They alleviate traffic congestion, establish performance place identities and enhance many neighborhoods, and maximize the use of our superb mass transit system during commuter down time.
Tilson Thomas picked Gehry for the New World Symphony not for his fame, but because he was an old friend, who would understand what this kind of performance place should be.
To be banned, a drug has to meet two of three criteria: Taking it must enhance or potentially enhance performance, place an athlete's health at risk, or violate the spirit of sport.
Equally, Alonso's performance place suggested Ferrari might not be in as much trouble as winter testing had suggested.
Theories about experiential learning and expert performance place reflection as a vital mechanism which operates at different levels according to whether we are responding to a situation as it unfolds or critically reviewing past events to make sense of what occurred.
"It's allowed me to be in a space that no one's seen me in — a performance place of stillness, of maturity, of pain.
Rondo's performance placed him in another echelon entirely.
"Everyone says it was the art galleries and edgy performance places that were drawing the public," she said.
This performance places Shelly firmly and dominatingly at the center of "Glengarry," which needs to be a tight ensemble piece.
Our average performance places us well behind Shanghai, China Australia Estonia Poland and Czech Republiclic, among others.
That performance, placing 55th, is enough to qualify for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Canada.
