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noun a person who performs acrobatics high above the ground on a trapeze or tightrope

• The aerialist performed a breathtaking routine high above the crowd.
• Did you see that aerialist flipping through the air? So cool!
• That aerialist is a total boss at flying through the air!
• She navigated the social scene like an aerialist, gracefully moving from group to group.

noun A person who writes plays, typically a professional author

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• The playwright is known for his thought-provoking and innovative works in the theater.
• Have you heard of that playwright who wrote that new play everyone's talking about?
• That playwright is totally killing it with their latest script!
• The playwright is like a master chef, carefully crafting each scene with precision and skill.

noun a person who sings, especially as a profession

• The singer delivered a flawless performance at the opera house.
• I heard that singer is going on tour next month.
• That singer has some serious pipes!
• The singer's voice was like honey, sweet and smooth.

noun A person who performs dangerous stunts, especially in a movie or television show.

• The stunt man performed a dangerous car jump in the movie.
• Did you see that stunt man jump off the building? It was crazy!
• That stunt man is a total daredevil, always doing crazy stunts.
• Being a stunt man in real life requires taking risks and pushing boundaries.

noun a person who performs in plays, movies, or television shows

• The actor delivered a powerful performance in the Shakespearean play.
• I heard that actor is going to be in the new movie coming out next month.
• That actor is totally killing it in the TV show right now.
• She is a great actor in the sense that she can adapt to any situation effortlessly.