The phrase "and eventually performed a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a sequence of actions that lead to a final performance or completion of a task.
Example: "After months of practice, she finally mastered the dance routine and eventually performed a stunning solo at the recital."
Alternatives: "and ultimately executed a" or "and finally carried out a".
The opera's three scenes show a synagogue choir rehearsing and eventually performing a service Sulzer composed in 1828.
Recorded in a highly improvisational manner—and eventually performed live via a 11-piece band Elaenia takes the listener through fields of delicate live instrumentation, whispers of spiritual jazz, and, of course, the boundless Rhodes and Buchla melodies that sprang the Londoner to underground stardom.
The two both described themselves as lonely, and they eventually performed a faux-marriage ceremony in Weeks's living room.
So the brothers and their helpers packed off their craft to France, where Wilbur eventually performed a test flight lasting close to two minutes in 1908 and won over the doubters.
He eventually performed a significant number of the film's stunts himself, including hand-to-hand combat and climbing the safe house walls near the film's conclusion.
The Committee achieved such success that it opened a second location on Montgomery Street and eventually performed in Los Angeles.
He grew up in New Jersey and aspired to be a television director, but auditioned for the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Clown College, was accepted and eventually performed with that circus.
He nonetheless came to see the value of classical training; he later returned to the classics and eventually performed Bach and Mozart on several occasions with symphony orchestras.
Leigh studied diligently and eventually performed for her friend Mare Winningham, who Leigh says "plays guitar like nobody's business and can sing beautifully".
Fiercely defending the drama department against the ignorance embodied in the school's football coach, Ms. Tebbit acts as a master puppeteer who guides her students through the artistic process of learning lines, rehearsing scenes, and eventually performing and understanding the effect of a great work of art.
