The phrase "agile performer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is quick, adaptable, and efficient in their performance, often in a work or creative context.
Example: "In today's fast-paced environment, being an agile performer is essential for success in any project."
Alternatives: "flexible worker" or "nimble contributor".
The keynote speaker at the annual National Prayer Breakfast, in Washington, D.C., is expected to be an agile performer: a preacher, but a nondenominational one; an orator, but a nonpartisan one.
Mr. Fortune, a saxophonist and flutist, is an agile performer with a hard, commanding tone; you might not know it from his records, but he can steal the show even while onstage among much better-known musicians.
A lithe and agile performer with a Ben Vereen smile and the slithery, piping tenor of a precocious con artist, he's perfect for the role of Ham, a shoeshine man with highfalutin dreams, a self-styled ladies' man who likes to use his full name, Hamlet Hitchcock Jones.
Indeed, Ury is an agile performer who does innocence better than Bambi.
The exotic datsia of Cyprus, where I marveled at the agile performer who balanced fifteen glasses atop his head.
Noah has already proven that he is an agile performer, displaying the genial glibness that earned him the gig in the first place.
Dame Cleo, the remarkably rangy pop-jazz contralto, and her husband, the jazzman and arranger John Dankworth, may both be 74, but they are still agile performers.
The associate director, Nick Bagnall, said: "Through an incredibly rigorous casting process I believe we have found a group of multi-skilled and agile performers who will tell these beautiful stories with joy and an open heart.
The character is played by the impressively malleable Will McFadden (one of the most agile performers in the ensemble), but even he is stretched to the limit in doing triple duty as a fairy and one of the mechanicals.
It turns school hallways and suburban living rooms into spaces where quick-witted banter and romantic attraction can flourish, and where big-personality faculty members, played by agile performers like Tony Hale ("Veep") and Natasha Rothwell ("Insecure"), are on hand to steal a scene or two.
The dancers included five members of Mr. Cardoso's Quorum Ballet, based in Lisbon, who looked like agile, impassioned performers in the murk.
