The phrase "visit a performance" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to going to see a play, a concert, or any other kind of performance. For example, "My students and I enjoyed our trip to the theater, where we visited a performance of Romeo and Juliet."
Regardless of which 19th century locale you prefer to visit, a quality audiobook performance will transport you every time you press play.
But until Governors Island establishes some serious programming, it'll remain just one of many New York locations that I readily visit because a performance there brings out the tourist in me.
He replied 'I should never allow my wife to visit such a performance'.
Our one disappointment was visiting a "Buena Vista Social Club" performance and being seated behind dozens of long tables of tour groups who were there with more enthusiasm for mojitos than music, and were being pandered to by the singers.
A Times reporter who visited an Oakland performance space called the Deathtrap found its residents anxious about a crackdown.
The play seemed to suggest that Heisenberg's visit was a performance in which he was trying to reveal his motives to himself.
Supporting this concept, the proposed Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) health plan has set assessment of the rate of 7- and 30-day post-discharge follow-up outpatient visits as a performance measure for patients with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder [ 47, 48].
One of the questions asked most frequently by friends visiting actors after a performance is: "Could you see me?" The truth is that we can see more of you than you think.
Thus, the neural activity of the LC-NE system could provide a biological basis for the motivational mechanism highlighted here: during a high performance task (visiting a "good" patch), the motivation suddenly increases in response to the rewards (phasic mode of the LC-NE system).
I encountered the space several years back while visiting Milwaukee for a performance.
