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Describe a performance you enjoyed watching. You should say:

 

Describe a performance you enjoyed watching. You should say:


What the performance was?

When and where do you watch the performance?

Who was performing (or, who performed)?

And explain why you enjoyed the performance.



Performances play an imperative role in our lives since we attain rejuvenation and revitalisation. Here, I would like to talk about a performance I watched and enjoyed a lot.


What the performance was?


The performance was associated with a live music concert by a famous Sufi singer in Punjab named Dr. Satinder Sartaj. It was a live concert and we enjoyed it a lot. Moreover, I attended this event with my family members. 


When and where do you watch the performance?


I attended this event two to three months ago in my hometown. This event was organised by XYZ group at ABC stadium and we loved it. The event started around 8 pm and lasted till 11 pm. This event recorded a mind-blowing attendance of around five thousand people. 


Who was performing (or, who performed)?


As I mentioned, this event was organised for people to enjoy the live presence of Dr. Satinder Sartaj, and there, he gave a wonderful performance. Dr. Sartaj sang beautiful and meaningful songs which were captivating for us. 


And explain why you enjoyed the performance.


I enjoyed the event for a set of reasons:

  1. Firstly, it was my long-cherished desire to witness the live presence of Dr. Satinder Sartaj since he is my favourite singer. And, hence, this dream of mine came true at that time. Therefore, I was over the moon.
  2. Secondly, this was the first concert that I attended with my family members and I was very happy to see my loved ones enjoying the moments.
  3. Finally, this event provided me with a chance to meet my old friend Aman after a huge gap of around one decade, and we shared our nostalgic memories. Hence, the event instilled optimistic energy in me and I was on cloud 9.

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