The phrase "talented performance" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's exceptional performance or skill in a particular area or activity. Example: "The ballet dancer gave a truly talented performance, captivating the audience with her graceful movements and flawless technique."
Chelsea Through March 16 Bonhomie and nihilism go hand in hand in "The Visitors," a recent video installation by the talented performance artist Ragnar Kjartansson.
How can we institutionally support the incredibly talented performance artists who, like me, have followed their own calling, deciding not to be a lawyer or a banker?
In VAJP 2 Ahn bared it all figuratively, in regards to his truly dynamic and talented performance, and literally, as he wore only a loin cloth.
Whether it is on a West End stage in London, in an obscure basement in the East Village in New York, or a repertory theater in Boston, a show can can captivate its audience in any venue as long as it has talented performances, smart writing, an original concept and, above all, an individual writer, director, composer or choreographer whose drive and vision helps the whole thing gel into art.
The objectives of this study is to explore notions of talent in surgery and sport in order to investigate if the field of surgical education can benefit from expanding its view on talented performances.
(Smith) Ragnar Kjartansson: 'The Visitors' (through March 23) Bonhomie and nihilism go hand in hand in "The Visitors," a recent video installation by this talented Icelandic performance artist.
(Johnson) Ragnar Kjartansson: The Visitors' (through March 16) Bonhomie and nihilism go hand in hand in "The Visitors," a recent video installation by this talented Icelandic performance artist.
A recent study showed that ability in smooth pursuit contributed to the brain's construction of holistic experiences, seamless behaviour and to talented sports performance 33.
I think it would be unwise to miss an opportunity to figuratively and literally stand as tall as we can and experience, empower and enjoy the wickedly talented, fearless performances.
By meeting with you, I would validate this wretched film, and endorse the talented, but debauched, performance that the script will force you to give.
Mr. Cannavale, the ferociously talented actor whose performance as a recovering addict in Stephen Adly Guirgus's play "The _______ With the Hat" was so intense you could practically feel the sweat of his character's anxiety on your own skin, seems ideally cast as Charlie.
