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Barnstormer (Noun)

A pilot who travels around the country giving exhibits of stunt flying and parachuting.

Nouns denoting people.

The daredevil pilot was a legendary barnstormer, thrilling audiences with his aerial stunts in the 1920s.
At the air show, a vintage biplane was flown by a modern-day barnstormer who performed loops and rolls.
In the early days of aviation, barnstormers like Charles Lindbergh would travel from town to town, performing death-defying stunts.
The airfield was buzzing with excitement as the famous barnstormer prepared for takeoff, her bright pink plane gleaming in the sunlight.
As a young man, the actor worked as a barnstormer, flying planes and performing parachute jumps to entertain rural crowds.

An actor who travels around the country presenting plays.

Nouns denoting people.

The barnstormer troupe arrived in town, setting up their makeshift stage in the local park to perform a rousing rendition of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
As a young actor, she spent several years as a barnstormer, traveling from town to town and performing in whatever venues she could find.
The barnstormer's energetic performance of Hamlet brought the house down, earning him a standing ovation from the small but enthusiastic crowd.
After years of struggling to make it big in the city, he decided to become a barnstormer, taking his talents on the road to entertain audiences in rural areas.
The barnstormer's troupe was known for its innovative productions, which often incorporated local themes and settings into classic plays.