Performance (disambiguation)
A performance, in performing arts, is generally an event in which a performer or group of performers behave in a particular way for another group of people.
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Performance may also refer to:
Arts and media
- Performance art, art work presented within a fine art context
- Performing arts, in which artists use their voices or bodies for artistic expression
Works titled "Performance"
Film and television
- Performance (film), a 1970 film starring James Fox and Mick Jagger
- Performance (British TV series), British television series
- A Late Quartet, a 2012 film released in Australia under the name Performance
Music
- Performance (soundtrack), the soundtrack album to the 1970 film
- Performance (Eloy album), 1983
- Performance (Spacemen 3 album), 1988
- Performance (White Denim album), 2018
- The Performance, a 2009 album by Shirley Bassey
- "Performance", a song by Priestess from the album Hello Master
Other media
- Performance!, a 2000 book of photographs by Clive Barda
Other uses in arts and media
- Performance Channel, a former UK Cable and Satellite channel
Business processes
- Job performance, a measure of the effectiveness of an employee
- Performance engineering
- Performance improvement
- Performance management
- Performance measurement
- Performance problem (organizational development)
Computing
Humanities and social sciences
- Linguistic performance, the act of producing an utterance
- The performative turn, a paradigmatic shift in the humanities and social sciences
- Performative text, in philosophy of language
- Performance of a contract, in law
- A ritual in a religious or occult setting
Other uses
- The execution of an experiment in science
- Landing performance of a fixed-wing aircraft
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See also
- Performance testing (disambiguation)
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