The phrase "performing dance" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to someone engaging in a form of dance, such as ballet or tap dancing. For example, "My daughter has been performing dance since she was three years old."
The single was promoted through a promotional music video, which shows Ribbons performing dance routines with her dancers, and live performances on various televised appearances like CD:UK and Top of the Pops and Smile.
The performance of "Monster" began with Gaga emerging in a black feathered jacket and performing dance moves reminiscent of Michael Jackson as the backdrops featured a black bird's wings.
Showing dogs, Mr. Thomas once said, was at least as unnerving as performing dance.
Below is the band from 2006, appearing on the Jonathan Ross show and performing "Dance Like a Monkey".
Watch a clip of LCD Soundsystem performing "Dance Yrself Clean" from "Shut Up and Play the Hits": Photograph by Ruvan Wijesooriya.
In a time when the sound bite reigns as discourse, dances have become "short, fast and athletic," with performing, dance writing and even training following suit.
The performances featured Miguel performing dance-pop and bolero arrangements for two-and-a-half hours.
Trisha is in love with the process of making and performing dances.
Beautifully costumed dancers moved through lush tropical paradises or artistically designed juke-joints, performing dances based on genuine folk material.
At home, her parents encouraged her, and she was always reading out poems or performing dances for them.
16 They often make a living by performing dances at weddings and childbirth ceremonies.
