The phrase "active performer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is currently engaged in performing, whether in the context of arts, sports, or any other activity that involves performance.
Example: "As an active performer in the local theater scene, she takes on various roles throughout the year."
Alternatives: "engaged performer" or "current performer".
Salvatore Amadeo is an active performer with a Bachelor's in Violin Performance from Catholic University, and Master of Violin Performance from University of Maryland, College Park.
The fact that Saariaho is not an active performer might explain her liberated ideas about what sounds can be produced with what instruments.
But, as Kurt Hinterbichler, a physicist at Columbia University who is also an active performer on the double bass, explained in his video introduction, YouTube deserves credit.
An active performer either on the net or physically present, his music reaches audiences in dozens of countries and sometimes at novel venues.
She also made occasional television appearances, mainly on The Ed Sullivan Show, during the 1950s and early '60s, and she was an active performer until 1965.
An active performer, he is also the Music Director of Morningside Opera and a conductor and violinist in the Chelsea Symphony.
Its instructors were active performers and bandleaders, and they used the school as laboratory and playground.
For the 1,200 active performers in the Valley this means less action and more hardship.
Additionally, students receive individual attention inside and outside the classroom with faculty who are also active performers.
The four coaches recruited for "The Voice" — Christina Aguilera, Cee Lo Green, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton — are all active performers; in fact, they will open Tuesday's show with a medley of Queen songs.
The last confirmed on-set HIV infection was in 2004, after which the adult film industry adopted testing of all active performers biweekly for a range of sexually transmitted diseases, including syphilis, hepatitis and HIV.
