performer

Noun

(plural performers)

One who performs for, or entertains, an audience.

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She's a seasoned singer and performer with a great "feel" for a song and warm, humourous audience rapport.
The professional performer in any field should always go by the age-old adage: "The show must go on."
As huge of a performer and television star that Seinfeld has become, he has never appeared in a film, He will make his movie debut in Dreamworks' animated feature Bee Movie, scheduled for release in November 2007.
Cruise's lawyers struck back with this little gem: "This unqualified television performer who is obviously just looking for notoriety is so grotesquely unprofessional as to pretend to diagnose Tom and others without ever meeting them."
What may be even more fun than learning the skills and steps themselves is learning how to be an entertainer like no other; stealing the spotlight and thrilling your fans is an experience that absolutely every performer enjoys.

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