performedIn

PerformedIn is a field label used in metadata models to specify the location or context of a performance. It commonly appears in music, theatre, dance, and other performing arts datasets, and is intended to indicate where a performance took place, such as a venue, city, or event. The value can be a simple string, a structured object, or a URI to a resource describing the venue.

In practice, implementations vary. Some schemas use performedIn as a dedicated property separate from a more general location or venue field, while others treat it as a synonym for location. Its data type can be a text string, a composite object with fields like venue, city, and country, or a link to an external resource describing the venue.

Common formatsinclude JSON, JSON-LD, and RDF. Examples:

- JSON: { "title": "Symphony No. 5", "performedIn": { "venue": "Royal Albert Hall", "city": "London", "country": "UK" }, "date": "2023-11-12" }

- RDF-like representation might use a triple: <Performance> <performedIn> <Venue>.

Relation to other properties: performedIn is often discussed alongside location, venue, or performedAt. In some standards, location or venue may be preferred, while in others performedIn provides a clearer indication that the field records the context of performance rather than simply the geographic point.

Notes: The term is not a universal standard; its exact interpretation depends on the data model. In natural language, it reflects the phrase “performed in,” but in datasets it is usually camelCase or a two-word label.