performance
A performance given in front of an audience.
A performance by paid experts.
A performance of music by singers or musicians.
A performance involving music.
A show that takes place in the evening.
A performance open to the general public.
A performance involving dancing.
A performance of an opera.
A performance of ballet dancing.
A performance in a theatre.
A performance of a play.
An afternoon performance of a play or film.
A performance of singing.
A performance to raise money for a charity.
A performance to raise money for a charity or cause.
A performance by non-professionals.
A performance of a high standard.
A performance that is not as good as it should be.
A performance of low quality or standard.
A very high quality performance.
An extremely good performance.
The general or total performance.
A performance that makes you believe it is real or true.
A performance that is good in every aspect.
A performance that is good in every aspect.
An excellent performance.
Able to operate at a higher speed or with greater efficiency than is usual.
The point of highest activity or achievement in performance.
The highest possible level of performance.
The best or most favorable level of performance.
A particular standard or quality of performance.
A level of quality that is considered acceptable for performance.
To make the performance better.
To help or encourage performance to increase or improve.
To intensify, increase, or further improve the quality of performance.
To watch a performance.
To look at a performance for a period of time.
To perform in front of an audience.
To organize and present a performance.
To arrange and perform a play or show.
To go somewhere to watch a performance.
To be present at a performance as part of the audience.
An art form combining visual art with dramatic performance.
Poetry that is specifically composed for or during a performance before an audience.
The performance includes a particular person or thing as an important part.